LEADERSHIP

OFFICERS:

   Cynthia Landon, ACP

President

  Sarah Pugh, ACP

President-Elect

  Kathleen Davis, ACP

  First Vice President

  Candace Adamson, ACP 

Second Vice President

   Amanda Nelson, ACP

Treasurer

   Dana Woods

Secretary

   Rhonda Hoadley, ACP

NALA Liaison

REGIONAL DIRECTORS:

    Michelle Gress 

    Region 1

   Loretta Damon

    Region 2

   Gina Waller

    Region 3

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A resource for paralegal professionals.

AI, Legal Ethics, & Professional Responbility

  • Fri, November 13, 2026
  • 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
  • Virtual - Zoom Only

Registration

  • Includes all Active, Student, Associate and Honorary Members
  • Members of NALA or a NALA Affiliate
    **Please email LAW for registration code**
  • Those who are not members of LAW, NALA, or a NALA Affiliate
Register

Artificial Intelligence in Legal Practice & Judicial Conduct: Ethical Rules, Legal Precedents, and Regulatory Frameworks

Artificial intelligence is transforming the legal profession, but its use comes with important ethical responsibilities.

Join us for a CLE exploring the practical applications and ethical challenges of AI in legal practice, including confidentiality, competence, supervision, accuracy, judicial conduct, and emerging regulatory standards. 

Topics will include:

  • Ethical obligations under the ABA Model Rules.
  • Identifying AI inaccuracies and fabricated legal citations.
  • Protecting confidential client information.
  • AI vendor compliance, supervision, and ethical billing.
  • Legal precedents and evolving regulatory frameworks.

Learn how to leverage AI responsibility while protecting clients, maintaining professional standards, and navigating the changing legal landscape.

✨ Meet Our Speaker ✨

Amanda Nelson has been actively involved with LAW-The Wyoming Paralegal Association for more than a decade, serving in numerous leadership roles on the Board. Her dedication reflects her passion for the organization and its commitment to advancing the paralegal profession throughout Wyoming. She currently serves as the Program Director and Paralegal Instructor for the Casper College Paralegal Program and continues to work as a contract paralegal, primarily in domestic relations. She holds an AA in Paralegal Studies, BS in History, and a Master of Education. She is currently pursuing her Juris Doctorate through the University of Dayton School of Law. She's also a NALA Certified Paralegal and earned her Advanced Certified Paralegal credential in discovery.

*Pending NALA Approval: 1 Ethics CLE

LAW-The Wyoming Association strives not only to guide you in the paralegal profession but also to help you get to know each other and create a statewide and beyond network of support for our members.


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