F3 Law is pleased to announce that Managing Partner Namita Brown has been selected to serve on the Advisory Board for the Strategic AI for Legal Professionals Program at UCLA Law Executive Education, a program designed to help legal professionals understand and navigate the legal, ethical and operational implications of artificial intelligence. The program offers attorneys, educators and policymakers practical strategies for evaluating and implementing AI technologies in a rapidly evolving legal landscape.
Namita joins a distinguished group of legal, technology and industry leaders who will provide guidance and insight to help shape the program’s continued development. The advisory board plays a key role in connecting academic instruction with real-world legal practice, ensuring participants gain practical knowledge about emerging AI technologies and their impact on the profession.
“AI is no longer a future issue. It’s a present-day leadership issue,” said Namita. “Organizations across every sector are being asked to evaluate new tools, new risks and new possibilities. I’m honored to support a program that helps professionals cut through the hype and approach AI with curiosity, confidence and sound judgment.”
At F3 Law, Namita has been at the forefront of exploring how emerging technologies can support legal service delivery while maintaining the highest standards of professional responsibility, client service and data privacy. Her appointment reflects her leadership in helping legal professionals understand the practical applications of AI and the importance of balancing innovation with sound legal judgment.
The Strategic AI for Legal Professionals Program, offered through UCLA Law Executive Education, features seven modules covering topics including large language models, intellectual property, cybersecurity, privacy, regulation and the future of legal practice. The program is designed to equip legal professionals with the knowledge and frameworks needed to evaluate, implement and lead AI initiatives within their organizations.
Namita’s appointment underscores F3 Law’s commitment to innovation and to helping clients navigate emerging legal issues at the intersection of technology, education and governance.
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