Speaking
James Rubinowitz speaks on AI in the legal profession, with a focus on the shift from generative to autonomous AI, professional responsibility, and how law firms can responsibly adopt AI at the practice level. He is available for CLE programs, conference panels, law school events, and media appearances.
Past appearances
- Cardozo School of Law: Intensive Trial Advocacy Program
Guest lecturer on trial technique. - Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law: AI and Litigation
James teaches AI and litigation at Cardozo Law. - NYSTLA CLE: AI and Litigation (June 23 and 25, 2026)
New York State Trial Lawyers Association CLE program on AI and litigation. - Winter Urologic Forum: Avoiding Medical Malpractice for Physicians Who Use AI (2023 to 2026)
James has lectured at the forum every January since 2023, teaching attending physicians from Columbia Presbyterian, Vanderbilt and UC Irvine how to avoid malpractice exposure when using AI. - Digital Hollywood Summer Summit 2026
AI and the Law: A “Deep Dive” – Fair Use, Copyright and the Doctrine of Innovation
Topics
- The three levels of AI for law firms: generative, agentic, and autonomous
- Professional responsibility and AI in legal practice
- AI-generated court filings and attorney discipline
- Practice-native AI: what it is and why it matters
- How autonomous AI changes the economics of personal injury law