"Ethics opinions like this are crucial because they are going to help us with the latest technologies," said F. Scott Westheimer, president of the Florida Bar.
January 23, 2024 at 04:10 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Daily Business Review
The Florida Bar became one of the first governing bodies to provide members with a roadmap for integrating artificial intelligence into their practice.
F. Scott Westheimer, president of the bar and a partner at Syprett Meshad in Sarasota, said the 18-page opinion is a culmination of one of his priorities during his term because of the promise and peril that artificial intelligence holds for litigators.
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The Florida Bar Center. (Courtesy photo)
F. Scott Westheimer, with Syprett Meshad. (Courtesy photo)
