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A recent <a href="https://www.law.com/legaltechnews/2023/08/04/back-to-school-5-ways-generative-ai-is-finding-its-way-into-law-school/">LegalTech News article</a> about how law schools are addressing and using artificial intelligence (AI) features a look at BakerHostetler’s collaboration with Georgia Law School on the development of a legal tech innovation course.

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As the Aug. 4, 2023, article explains, Chief Information Officer Katherine Lowry and Senior Innovative Manager Leigh Zeiser worked with the school to design a course “that focuses on the use of available technology in the legal profession and prepares law students for attorney and non-attorney legal tech roles.”

And this partnership is not over. Lowry says BakerHostetler will continue helping Georgia Law School integrate new tech – including generative AI – into the curriculum.

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