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See you in Orlando for the Florida Bar Annual Convention! Sign up now for
👉️ Judicial & Business Law Section Dinner
👉️ BLS Luncheon: The Solutions Oriented Leader: Leading with Purpose, Practicing with Positivity
👉️ Generative AI: E-Discovery CLE at the Annual Convention
👉️ Presidential Showcase CLE: Introduction To The New Florida Protected Series LLC Legislation

Get the full schedule here
flabizlaw.org/calendar/#!event/2026/6/17/florida-bar-annual-convention
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See you in Orlando for the Florida Bar Annual Convention! Sign up now for 
👉️ Judicial & Business Law Section Dinner 
👉️ BLS Luncheon: The Solutions Oriented Leader: Leading with Purpose, Practicing with Positivity 
👉️ Generative AI: E-Discovery CLE at the Annual Convention 
👉️ Presidential Showcase CLE: Introduction To The New Florida Protected Series LLC Legislation 

Get the full schedule here
https://flabizlaw.org/calendar/#!event/2026/6/17/florida-bar-annual-convention

From The Florida Bar Journal:
Florida’s New Protected Series LLC Law: Part I www.floridabar.org/the-florida-bar-journal/floridas-new-protected-series-llc-law-part-i/
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From The Florida Bar Journal:
Florida’s New Protected Series LLC Law: Part I https://www.floridabar.org/the-florida-bar-journal/floridas-new-protected-series-llc-law-part-i/

Ethical AI in Practice: Competence, Confidentiality, Privacy, and Cybersecurity

May 6, 2026
member.floridabar.org/s/lt-event?id=a1RWQ00000QL9ZB2A1#/Overview
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Ethical AI in Practice: Competence, Confidentiality, Privacy, and Cybersecurity 

May 6, 2026
https://member.floridabar.org/s/lt-event?id=a1RWQ00000QL9ZB2A1#/Overview

At Your Service: Avoiding the Pitfalls of Service Errors and Perfecting the Art of Excellent Certificates of Service
Webinar on June 2, 2026
member.floridabar.org/s/lt-event?id=a1RWQ00000QRAtx2AH
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At Your Service: Avoiding the Pitfalls of Service Errors and Perfecting the Art of Excellent Certificates of Service 
Webinar on June 2, 2026
https://member.floridabar.org/s/lt-event?id=a1RWQ00000QRAtx2AH

Lunchtime webinar coming on May 20!
Can Artificial Intelligence Reliably Stand in for Real Consumers in Trademark Surveys?
In this presentation, IP litigator and consumer survey expert Michael Keyes walks through a first-of-its kind experiment comparing the results of a traditional human-respondent trademark confusion survey with the results generated by AI "synthetic respondents" who completed the identical survey. The comparison raises provocative-and practical-questions about the potential future of survey evidence in Lanham Act litigation.
member.floridabar.org/s/lt-event?id=a1RWQ00000PgPzh2AF#/Overview
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Lunchtime webinar coming on May 20!
Can Artificial Intelligence Reliably Stand in for Real Consumers in Trademark Surveys? 
In this presentation, IP litigator and consumer survey expert Michael Keyes walks through a first-of-its kind experiment comparing the results of a traditional human-respondent trademark confusion survey with the results generated by AI synthetic respondents who completed the identical survey. The comparison raises provocative-and practical-questions about the potential future of survey evidence in Lanham Act litigation. 
https://member.floridabar.org/s/lt-event?id=a1RWQ00000PgPzh2AF#/Overview
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