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    Building a Smarter Trucking Litigation Practice with AI

    What You Will Learn

    • Learn the basics of AI, including when and how attorneys can utilize AI, when we should not, and the ethical considerations
    • Learn how to develop the best prompts to optimize results
    • Live demonstrations of different ways to use AI in truck accident cases, including investigation, pre-trial litigation, and at trial

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    What You Will Learn

    • Learn the basics of AI, including when and how attorneys can utilize AI, when we should not, and the ethical considerations
    • Learn how to develop the best prompts to optimize results
    • Live demonstrations of different ways to use AI in truck accident cases, including investigation, pre-trial litigation, and at trial

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    Price

    $79 for Association Member
    $99 for Non-member

    75 minutes
    Date Published

    July 16, 2026

    Publisher

    Michigan Association for Justice

    Subjects

    Artificial Intelligence, Trucking

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    Summary

    Truck crash cases often involve multiple defendants, a number of state and federal regulations, different theories of liability, and volumes of documentation to retrieve, review, analyze and organize. Navigating these various components and sorting through the evidence—driver logs, telemetric and dashcam recordings, driver testing and qualification, hours-of-service compliance, maintenance records—can be daunting and time consuming.

    AI can be a valuable tool for document review, analysis, and organization. The key is to know when and how to use it and the ethical considerations involved.

    Alexander Kemp will cover the basics of AI, including when and how to use it in your trucking case, when you should not use it, and ethical considerations to keep in mind; how to develop the best prompts to optimize results; and live demonstrations of different ways to use AI in investigation, pre-trial litigation, and at trial.

    SWOD-28261

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    Presenters

    Alexander Kemp
    Attorney

    Alexander Kemp understands that behind every case is a person and a family going through one of the most difficult times of... Read More

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    Program Titles and Supporting Materials

    This program contains the following components:

    Media Files
    Building a Smarter Trucking Litigation Practice with AI - Video
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    Building a Smarter Trucking Litigation Practice with AI - Handout
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    How to Attend

    Join the self-paced program from your office, home, or hotel room using a computer and high speed internet connection. You may start and stop the program at your convenience, continue where you left off, and review supporting materials as often as you like. Please note: Internet Explorer is no longer a supported browser. We recommend using Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox or Safari for best results.

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