AI in Employment: Practical Use and Litigation Trends

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59 minutes

Date Published

December 15, 2025

Publisher

Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association

Subjects

Artificial Intelligence, Labor

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Summary

This presentation will examine the rapidly evolving role of artificial intelligence in the workplace and employment litigation through both employer and employee lenses. It explores how AI is reshaping business models, operational efficiency, workforce composition, and employee experience, while grounding the discussion in practical use, ethical considerations, actionable strategies for implementation, and necessary considerations for litigation.

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Presenters

Lauren C. Tompkins Payton

Shareholder - Ogletree Deakins

Natalie D. Davis

Associate, - Haber Legal Group

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AI in Employment Video

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