Tuesday, 17 March 2026
AI in Contract Law
- Enforceability of AI-Generated contracts and recent case law - Australia and the United States
- AI-related clauses and drafting in practice
- Common contract types
- Case examples
- Key takeaways and practical tips
Presented by Dudley Kneller, Partner, Gadens
Chair
William Khong, Partner, Holding Redlich
Description
Attend and earn 1 CPD unit in Substantive Law
This program is applicable to practitioners from all States & Territories
Presenters
William Khong, Partner, Holding Redlich
William Khong is a Partner at Holding Redlich. He was admitted as a solicitor in Malaysia where he gained experience in intellectual property (from registration and commercialisation to enforcement) and commercial litigation. He has subsequently, while practising in Australia, gained further experience in commercial and taxation law matters. William has particular experience in advising in relation to business structuring or restructuring, mergers and acquisitions, public and private capital raisings, corporate affairs including capital reductions, share buy-backs, financial assistance, corporate governance and related party transactions, and matters relating to the law of trusts, personal property securities, stamp duty and carbon tax. William has worked with a wide range of clients including small businesses, substantial private companies and listed companies.
Dudley Kneller, Partner, Gadens
As head of the Intellectual Property and Technology Group at Gadens, Dudley is a highly experienced lawyer with international and domestic experience advising on commercial, regulatory and technology matters with specialisations in financial technology, cyber risk, privacy and strategic sourcing and supply projects. Dudley has advised a variety of clients on major technology arrangements, and he has many years of experience practising across Australia, Europe and the UK, and has worked on projects based in a range of countries, including the Philippines, India and across South America.
