
Chapman Law Faculty Retreat on AI
Ryan Cooper, Senior Attorney at Fielding Law and alum of Chapman University Fowler School of Law, recently presented at the Chapman University Fowler School of Law Faculty Retreat. His topic, artificial intelligence in legal practice, addressed how AI is transforming the profession and how law schools can prepare students for this shift.

Ryan Cooper, Senior Attorney, pictured in the center
Ryan outlined how AI can speed up legal research, improve case analysis, and enhance client service. He also explained why ethical use matters. He urged faculty to teach students how to work with AI tools while protecting client data, avoiding bias, and maintaining transparency.
During the discussion, Ryan shared real examples of how AI benefits attorneys when used responsibly. He also addressed risks, such as reliance on inaccurate AI-generated information or breaches of confidentiality. These insights gave faculty a clearer picture of the skills their students will need.
Recognized Authority in Ethical AI Use
Ryan Cooper is widely known for his knowledge of artificial intelligence in legal practice and legal ethics. He regularly shares these insights with peers, educators, and legal organizations. His article in The Gavel, the magazine of the Orange County Trial Lawyers Association, highlighted practical and ethical strategies for adopting AI in the legal field.
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