The Widener Law Review Symposium 2026, titled "Legal Research and Writing in the Age of AI: Ethics, Pedagogy, and Practice," is an event organized by the Widener Law Review of Widener University Delaware Law School. This symposium aims to address the evolving challenges and opportunities presented by artificial intelligence in the legal field.
The symposium will feature three in-depth panels focusing on the ethical use of AI in legal practice, the transformation of legal research and writing instruction, and the growing concerns around plagiarism and academic honesty in an AI-driven era. These discussions will highlight the responsibilities of practicing lawyers, students, and educators as they adapt to rapidly developing technologies.
Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with members of the judiciary, scholars, practitioners, and other members of the legal community. The event includes a break and lunch, providing ample time for networking and collaboration among participants.
This symposium is ideal for legal professionals, educators, and students who are interested in understanding and navigating the impact of AI on legal research and writing. Participants will gain valuable insights into ethical considerations, pedagogical strategies, and practical applications of AI in the legal domain.
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Event Details
- Date
- February 20, 2026
- Location
- 🇺🇸 Wilmington, United States
- Vale Moot Courtroom, Widener University Delaware Law School
- Pricing
- $95 - $145
- Audience
- Legal professionals, educators, and students
- CLE Credits
- DE: 4 credits, including 1.5 enhanced ethics PA: 2.5 substantive credits and 1.5 ethics NJ: Self-report