Speaker:
Arnold I. Bernstein, Esq.
Senior Managing Partner at Bernstein & Bernstein
Moderator:
John Blake
Co-Founder & VP of Revenue
About the Webinar
With five decades in practice, Arnold Bernstein shares how AI now fits into his personal injury work, drawing on real matters from his own caseload.
Moderated by John Blake, the session examines where AI saved meaningful time, where attorney judgment and review remained essential, and what lawyers should weigh when selecting and supervising an AI tool, including client confidentiality and vendor support.
What will be covered
Five decades, one practice: evaluating new technology after years of established systems.
A bad faith response letter: an AI-drafted letter, the attorney’s review, and the one sentence he changed.
Demand letters with exhibits: 30–45 minutes saved per letter, and 30–40 hours over a year.
Client mailers: building on the firm’s own templates and existing standards.
Choosing and supervising an AI vendor: support, responsiveness, and protecting client information.
Advice for skeptics, plus live Q&A: where an experienced attorney should start.
Speaker Info
Arnold I. Bernstein, Esq.
Arnold I. Bernstein has practiced law since 1975 and leads Bernstein & Bernstein as its Senior Managing Partner. He earned his Juris Doctor from the State University of New York at Buffalo and began his career in the public sector, serving in the law departments of Mount Vernon and Yonkers, New York, which grounded him in municipal law.
Today his practice centers on personal injury, representing clients harmed through no fault of their own, and also covers real estate transactions and litigation, wills, estate planning, and probate. Under his leadership, the firm is known for client-focused service and high professional standards. Arnold is also deeply committed to pro bono work, helping individuals and families who might otherwise go without legal representation.