As a government legal advisor, understanding who your client is, navigating competing obligations across agencies and managing issues of confidentiality, privilege and conflict requires sound judgement is essential. Be equipped with the tools to confidently identify and respond to common ethical dilemmas, explore real-world scenarios, examine where you can inadvertently fall into ethical traps and gain practical strategies for protecting privilege, maintaining confidentiality and managing actual or perceived conflicts of interest. Leave with greater confidence in your ethical decision-making and a clearer framework for discharging your duties as a government lawyer with integrity and professionalism.

Ensure that you are able to balance your legal ethical duty to act fairly and consistently with your responsibility to protect the public interest. Gain practical guidance on applying the model litigant obligation, managing risk and making sound decisions when difficult strategic or procedural issues arise. Examine what it requires in day-to-day practice and explore how courts and oversight bodies have responded to alleged breaches. Leave with a clearer understanding of your responsibilities as a government lawyer and the confidence to meet them in practice.

As artificial intelligence and automated decision-making tools become increasingly embedded in government legal practice, lawyers must navigate a complex landscape of ethical, professional and public law obligations. This session explores the key risks associated with using AI in legal advice, policy development and administrative decision-making, including issues of confidentiality, privilege, accuracy, bias and accountability. Delegates will gain practical guidance on assessing and verifying AI-generated outputs, applying appropriate levels of human oversight, and ensuring professional judgment remains central to legal practice. Presented by Brenton Steenkamp, this session will provide government lawyers with practical safeguards and governance strategies to support defensible decision-making, protect public trust, and enable the responsible use of emerging technologies.

As a government legal advisor, understanding who your client is, navigating competing obligations across agencies and managing issues of confidentiality, privilege and conflict requires sound judgement is essential. Be equipped with the tools to confidently identify and respond to common ethical dilemmas, explore real-world scenarios, examine where you can inadvertently fall into ethical traps and gain practical strategies for protecting privilege, maintaining confidentiality and managing actual or perceived conflicts of interest. Leave with greater confidence in your ethical decision-making and a clearer framework for discharging your duties as a government lawyer with integrity and professionalism.

Ensure that you are able to balance your legal ethical duty to act fairly and consistently with your responsibility to protect the public interest. Gain practical guidance on applying the model litigant obligation, managing risk and making sound decisions when difficult strategic or procedural issues arise. Examine what it requires in day-to-day practice and explore how courts and oversight bodies have responded to alleged breaches. Leave with a clearer understanding of your responsibilities as a government lawyer and the confidence to meet them in practice.

As artificial intelligence and automated decision-making tools become increasingly embedded in government legal practice, lawyers must navigate a complex landscape of ethical, professional and public law obligations. This session explores the key risks associated with using AI in legal advice, policy development and administrative decision-making, including issues of confidentiality, privilege, accuracy, bias and accountability. Delegates will gain practical guidance on assessing and verifying AI-generated outputs, applying appropriate levels of human oversight, and ensuring professional judgment remains central to legal practice. Presented by Brenton Steenkamp, this session will provide government lawyers with practical safeguards and governance strategies to support defensible decision-making, protect public trust, and enable the responsible use of emerging technologies.

As a government legal advisor, understanding who your client is, navigating competing obligations across agencies and managing issues of confidentiality, privilege and conflict requires sound judgement is essential. Be equipped with the tools to confidently identify and respond to common ethical dilemmas, explore real-world scenarios, examine where you can inadvertently fall into ethical traps and gain practical strategies for protecting privilege, maintaining confidentiality and managing actual or perceived conflicts of interest. Leave with greater confidence in your ethical decision-making and a clearer framework for discharging your duties as a government lawyer with integrity and professionalism.

Ensure that you are able to balance your legal ethical duty to act fairly and consistently with your responsibility to protect the public interest. Gain practical guidance on applying the model litigant obligation, managing risk and making sound decisions when difficult strategic or procedural issues arise. Examine what it requires in day-to-day practice and explore how courts and oversight bodies have responded to alleged breaches. Leave with a clearer understanding of your responsibilities as a government lawyer and the confidence to meet them in practice.

As artificial intelligence and automated decision-making tools become increasingly embedded in government legal practice, lawyers must navigate a complex landscape of ethical, professional and public law obligations. This session explores the key risks associated with using AI in legal advice, policy development and administrative decision-making, including issues of confidentiality, privilege, accuracy, bias and accountability. Delegates will gain practical guidance on assessing and verifying AI-generated outputs, applying appropriate levels of human oversight, and ensuring professional judgment remains central to legal practice. Presented by Brenton Steenkamp, this session will provide government lawyers with practical safeguards and governance strategies to support defensible decision-making, protect public trust, and enable the responsible use of emerging technologies.

As a government legal advisor, understanding who your client is, navigating competing obligations across agencies and managing issues of confidentiality, privilege and conflict requires sound judgement is essential. Be equipped with the tools to confidently identify and respond to common ethical dilemmas, explore real-world scenarios, examine where you can inadvertently fall into ethical traps and gain practical strategies for protecting privilege, maintaining confidentiality and managing actual or perceived conflicts of interest. Leave with greater confidence in your ethical decision-making and a clearer framework for discharging your duties as a government lawyer with integrity and professionalism.

Ensure that you are able to balance your legal ethical duty to act fairly and consistently with your responsibility to protect the public interest. Gain practical guidance on applying the model litigant obligation, managing risk and making sound decisions when difficult strategic or procedural issues arise. Examine what it requires in day-to-day practice and explore how courts and oversight bodies have responded to alleged breaches. Leave with a clearer understanding of your responsibilities as a government lawyer and the confidence to meet them in practice.

As artificial intelligence and automated decision-making tools become increasingly embedded in government legal practice, lawyers must navigate a complex landscape of ethical, professional and public law obligations. This session explores the key risks associated with using AI in legal advice, policy development and administrative decision-making, including issues of confidentiality, privilege, accuracy, bias and accountability. Delegates will gain practical guidance on assessing and verifying AI-generated outputs, applying appropriate levels of human oversight, and ensuring professional judgment remains central to legal practice. Presented by Brenton Steenkamp, this session will provide government lawyers with practical safeguards and governance strategies to support defensible decision-making, protect public trust, and enable the responsible use of emerging technologies.

As a government legal advisor, understanding who your client is, navigating competing obligations across agencies and managing issues of confidentiality, privilege and conflict requires sound judgement is essential. Be equipped with the tools to confidently identify and respond to common ethical dilemmas, explore real-world scenarios, examine where you can inadvertently fall into ethical traps and gain practical strategies for protecting privilege, maintaining confidentiality and managing actual or perceived conflicts of interest. Leave with greater confidence in your ethical decision-making and a clearer framework for discharging your duties as a government lawyer with integrity and professionalism.

Ensure that you are able to balance your legal ethical duty to act fairly and consistently with your responsibility to protect the public interest. Gain practical guidance on applying the model litigant obligation, managing risk and making sound decisions when difficult strategic or procedural issues arise. Examine what it requires in day-to-day practice and explore how courts and oversight bodies have responded to alleged breaches. Leave with a clearer understanding of your responsibilities as a government lawyer and the confidence to meet them in practice.

As artificial intelligence and automated decision-making tools become increasingly embedded in government legal practice, lawyers must navigate a complex landscape of ethical, professional and public law obligations. This session explores the key risks associated with using AI in legal advice, policy development and administrative decision-making, including issues of confidentiality, privilege, accuracy, bias and accountability. Delegates will gain practical guidance on assessing and verifying AI-generated outputs, applying appropriate levels of human oversight, and ensuring professional judgment remains central to legal practice. Presented by Brenton Steenkamp, this session will provide government lawyers with practical safeguards and governance strategies to support defensible decision-making, protect public trust, and enable the responsible use of emerging technologies.

As a government legal advisor, understanding who your client is, navigating competing obligations across agencies and managing issues of confidentiality, privilege and conflict requires sound judgement is essential. Be equipped with the tools to confidently identify and respond to common ethical dilemmas, explore real-world scenarios, examine where you can inadvertently fall into ethical traps and gain practical strategies for protecting privilege, maintaining confidentiality and managing actual or perceived conflicts of interest. Leave with greater confidence in your ethical decision-making and a clearer framework for discharging your duties as a government lawyer with integrity and professionalism.

Ensure that you are able to balance your legal ethical duty to act fairly and consistently with your responsibility to protect the public interest. Gain practical guidance on applying the model litigant obligation, managing risk and making sound decisions when difficult strategic or procedural issues arise. Examine what it requires in day-to-day practice and explore how courts and oversight bodies have responded to alleged breaches. Leave with a clearer understanding of your responsibilities as a government lawyer and the confidence to meet them in practice.

As artificial intelligence and automated decision-making tools become increasingly embedded in government legal practice, lawyers must navigate a complex landscape of ethical, professional and public law obligations. This session explores the key risks associated with using AI in legal advice, policy development and administrative decision-making, including issues of confidentiality, privilege, accuracy, bias and accountability. Delegates will gain practical guidance on assessing and verifying AI-generated outputs, applying appropriate levels of human oversight, and ensuring professional judgment remains central to legal practice. Presented by Brenton Steenkamp, this session will provide government lawyers with practical safeguards and governance strategies to support defensible decision-making, protect public trust, and enable the responsible use of emerging technologies.

As a government legal advisor, understanding who your client is, navigating competing obligations across agencies and managing issues of confidentiality, privilege and conflict requires sound judgement is essential. Be equipped with the tools to confidently identify and respond to common ethical dilemmas, explore real-world scenarios, examine where you can inadvertently fall into ethical traps and gain practical strategies for protecting privilege, maintaining confidentiality and managing actual or perceived conflicts of interest. Leave with greater confidence in your ethical decision-making and a clearer framework for discharging your duties as a government lawyer with integrity and professionalism.

Ensure that you are able to balance your legal ethical duty to act fairly and consistently with your responsibility to protect the public interest. Gain practical guidance on applying the model litigant obligation, managing risk and making sound decisions when difficult strategic or procedural issues arise. Examine what it requires in day-to-day practice and explore how courts and oversight bodies have responded to alleged breaches. Leave with a clearer understanding of your responsibilities as a government lawyer and the confidence to meet them in practice.

As artificial intelligence and automated decision-making tools become increasingly embedded in government legal practice, lawyers must navigate a complex landscape of ethical, professional and public law obligations. This session explores the key risks associated with using AI in legal advice, policy development and administrative decision-making, including issues of confidentiality, privilege, accuracy, bias and accountability. Delegates will gain practical guidance on assessing and verifying AI-generated outputs, applying appropriate levels of human oversight, and ensuring professional judgment remains central to legal practice. Presented by Brenton Steenkamp, this session will provide government lawyers with practical safeguards and governance strategies to support defensible decision-making, protect public trust, and enable the responsible use of emerging technologies.

As a government legal advisor, understanding who your client is, navigating competing obligations across agencies and managing issues of confidentiality, privilege and conflict requires sound judgement is essential. Be equipped with the tools to confidently identify and respond to common ethical dilemmas, explore real-world scenarios, examine where you can inadvertently fall into ethical traps and gain practical strategies for protecting privilege, maintaining confidentiality and managing actual or perceived conflicts of interest. Leave with greater confidence in your ethical decision-making and a clearer framework for discharging your duties as a government lawyer with integrity and professionalism.

Ensure that you are able to balance your legal ethical duty to act fairly and consistently with your responsibility to protect the public interest. Gain practical guidance on applying the model litigant obligation, managing risk and making sound decisions when difficult strategic or procedural issues arise. Examine what it requires in day-to-day practice and explore how courts and oversight bodies have responded to alleged breaches. Leave with a clearer understanding of your responsibilities as a government lawyer and the confidence to meet them in practice.

As artificial intelligence and automated decision-making tools become increasingly embedded in government legal practice, lawyers must navigate a complex landscape of ethical, professional and public law obligations. This session explores the key risks associated with using AI in legal advice, policy development and administrative decision-making, including issues of confidentiality, privilege, accuracy, bias and accountability. Delegates will gain practical guidance on assessing and verifying AI-generated outputs, applying appropriate levels of human oversight, and ensuring professional judgment remains central to legal practice. Presented by Brenton Steenkamp, this session will provide government lawyers with practical safeguards and governance strategies to support defensible decision-making, protect public trust, and enable the responsible use of emerging technologies.

As a government legal advisor, understanding who your client is, navigating competing obligations across agencies and managing issues of confidentiality, privilege and conflict requires sound judgement is essential. Be equipped with the tools to confidently identify and respond to common ethical dilemmas, explore real-world scenarios, examine where you can inadvertently fall into ethical traps and gain practical strategies for protecting privilege, maintaining confidentiality and managing actual or perceived conflicts of interest. Leave with greater confidence in your ethical decision-making and a clearer framework for discharging your duties as a government lawyer with integrity and professionalism.

Ensure that you are able to balance your legal ethical duty to act fairly and consistently with your responsibility to protect the public interest. Gain practical guidance on applying the model litigant obligation, managing risk and making sound decisions when difficult strategic or procedural issues arise. Examine what it requires in day-to-day practice and explore how courts and oversight bodies have responded to alleged breaches. Leave with a clearer understanding of your responsibilities as a government lawyer and the confidence to meet them in practice.

As artificial intelligence and automated decision-making tools become increasingly embedded in government legal practice, lawyers must navigate a complex landscape of ethical, professional and public law obligations. This session explores the key risks associated with using AI in legal advice, policy development and administrative decision-making, including issues of confidentiality, privilege, accuracy, bias and accountability. Delegates will gain practical guidance on assessing and verifying AI-generated outputs, applying appropriate levels of human oversight, and ensuring professional judgment remains central to legal practice. Presented by Brenton Steenkamp, this session will provide government lawyers with practical safeguards and governance strategies to support defensible decision-making, protect public trust, and enable the responsible use of emerging technologies.