Program Details
2026-06-24 13:00:00
Over 1,000+ webinars
Course Overview
2026-06-24 13:00:00
2h CLE Credits
Intermediate
2
1:00 pm - 1:30 pm ESTAddress core drafting challenges when AI shifts from passive tool to autonomous actor, including service descriptions, accuracy thresholds, fitness-for-purpose warranties, BPO-style delegation-of-authority clauses, model-drift SLA triggers, remediation frameworks, SLA credits, cure rights, and audit-log obligations.
Harshita K. Ganesh
Tyler J. Thompson
Talia Boiangin 1:30 pm - 2:00 pm ESTExamine why standard SaaS contracting architecture is structurally inadequate for agentic AI, including platform-access licensing, broad liability caps, warranty disclaimers, vendor data rights asymmetry, pricing model disruption, and the hybrid SaaS/BPO model emerging in sophisticated AI agreements.
Harshita K. GaneshTyler J. ThompsonTalia Boiangin 2:10 pm - 2:40 pm ESTExamine intellectual property allocation, training data rights, and output ownership issues SaaS templates fail to address, including copyrightability of AI outputs, training data litigation, vendor representations, output ownership, prompt confidentiality, deletion obligations, and tiered ownership structures.
Harshita K. GaneshTyler J. ThompsonTalia Boiangin 2:40 pm - 3:10 pm ESTAllocate compliance responsibilities across the EU AI Act, Colorado AI Act, federal financial services model risk guidance, and FDA healthcare AI oversight, including penalty-calibrated indemnification, cooperation covenants, exit provisions, model component extraction, and the Digital Omnibus drafting variable.
Harshita K. GaneshTyler J. ThompsonTalia BoianginHarshita K. Ganesh is an Associate Attorney at CMBG3 Law in the firm’s Boston and Los Angeles offices, where she serves as primary case-handling attorney for 30 to 50 active cases simultaneously for major seven-figure clients. Her practice spans multidistrict litigation in environmental law, product litigation, and employment law, including harassment, discrimination, and retaliation matters. Harshita serves as Chair of the firm’s AI Committee, coordinating firm-wide AI use policy and AI risk mitigation efforts.
Tyler J. Thompson is a Partner at Reed Smith LLP in the firm’s Denver office and a member of its Emerging Technologies practice, where he advises clients on data privacy and protection, technology contracts and contract processes, websites and mobile apps, digital accessibility, artificial intelligence, and data issues in the franchise space. In the technology space, Tyler counsels on artificial intelligence (including generative AI and LLMs), open-source software, digital marketing, software licensing, and SaaS agreements. With a practice focus in digital compliance, Tyler handles all aspects of a client’s website, platform, and mobile app to ensure compliance while maintaining the best user experience.
Talia Boiangin Behar is an Associate at Reed Smith LLP in the firm’s Miami office and a member of its Emerging Technologies team, where she advises both established and emerging companies in a variety of data- and technology-intensive sectors, including artificial intelligence (including generative AI and LLMs), SaaS, cloud-based technology, e-commerce, consumer electronics, mobile applications, and other online business offerings. Talia structures, drafts, and negotiates license and development agreements, collaboration agreements, vendor and sales agreements, internet and e-commerce transactions, privacy policies and notices, terms of service, and master products and services agreements.
Harshita K. Ganesh is an Associate Attorney at CMBG3 Law in the firm’s Boston and Los Angeles offices, where she serves as primary case-handling attorney for 30 to 50 active cases simultaneously for major seven-figure clients. Her practice spans multidistrict litigation in environmental law, product litigation, and employment law, including harassment, discrimination, and retaliation matters. Harshita serves as Chair of the firm’s AI Committee, coordinating firm-wide AI use policy and AI risk mitigation efforts.
Tyler J. Thompson is a Partner at Reed Smith LLP in the firm’s Denver office and a member of its Emerging Technologies practice, where he advises clients on data privacy and protection, technology contracts and contract processes, websites and mobile apps, digital accessibility, artificial intelligence, and data issues in the franchise space. In the technology space, Tyler counsels on artificial intelligence (including generative AI and LLMs), open-source software, digital marketing, software licensing, and SaaS agreements. With a practice focus in digital compliance, Tyler handles all aspects of a client’s website, platform, and mobile app to ensure compliance while maintaining the best user experience.
Talia Boiangin Behar is an Associate at Reed Smith LLP in the firm’s Miami office and a member of its Emerging Technologies team, where she advises both established and emerging companies in a variety of data- and technology-intensive sectors, including artificial intelligence (including generative AI and LLMs), SaaS, cloud-based technology, e-commerce, consumer electronics, mobile applications, and other online business offerings. Talia structures, drafts, and negotiates license and development agreements, collaboration agreements, vendor and sales agreements, internet and e-commerce transactions, privacy policies and notices, terms of service, and master products and services agreements.
Requirements
The Alabama State Bar MCLE Commission requires attorneys to complete 12 credits, including 1 ethics, by December 31 of each year. All credits must be reported by February 15 of the following year. A maximum of 12 credits, including 1 ethics credit, may be carried over for 1 year only.
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