California Lawyers Association
California Lawyers Association (founded 2018, Sacramento) is the statewide voluntary bar for all California attorneys, empowering attorney influencers to advocate, champion, and design the future of law. CLA promotes excellence, diversity, inclusion, and fairness in the administration of justice and the rule of law.www.calawyers.org
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Oct 9, 2026
Priscilla ParrettHOST
Yeah.
Priscilla ParrettHOST
And you've been really involved with, um, I know in particular sort of the California Lawyers Association, the California Bar Association Tax Section over the years.
Priscilla ParrettHOST
Um, what different roles have you had there?
Shail ShahGUEST
So I started...
David LancelotHOST
Mm.
Ona Alston DosunmuGUEST
Uh, and I was the inaugural full-time executive director of the California Lawyers Association.
Ona Alston DosunmuGUEST
Um, you are in California, so you know probably the story of the California Bar and how the mandatory bar and the voluntary bar got split.
David LancelotHOST
Yep.
Nicholas Van BruntGUEST
This is a couple months old now, Trust and Mistake Quarterly.
Nicholas Van BruntGUEST
For those of your audience who are part of the California Lawyers Association trust section, they would have had this.
Nicholas Van BruntGUEST
But the second article in here is called EFICA x Machina, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Chat GPT.
Nicholas Van BruntGUEST
ethical considerations for trusted estate attorneys using generative AI.
Mark HogueHOST
John Pawlowski is a partner at Stoll Reeves LLP, where he co-chairs the firm's AI privacy and cybersecurity group and technology industry group, counseling clients on data privacy, information security, AI, and related technology compliance, transactional, and dispute matters.
Mark HogueHOST
Before joining Stoll Reeves, he served as associate general counsel at Roku and group counsel at Intel, and he is a past chair and current advisor of the IP section of the California Lawyers Association.
Mark HogueHOST
An active teacher and writer in the field, John has taught technology and privacy law at UC Davis and Santa Clara University School of Law, guest lectured at institutions including Stanford and UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business, and regularly contributes to the Stoll Reeves Global Privacy and Security blog and New Matter Journal.
Mark HogueHOST
And now, let's get started.
Jeremy EvansHOST
The incorrect answer warning becomes a credible risk though when it is left unchecked.
Jeremy EvansHOST
But I think as we've talked about previously on this podcast and written about when I served as the chair of the Task Force on Artificial Intelligence for the California Lawyers Association, We had sort of come up with this three-pronged approach for the use of AI, which said that you should, one, always check your inputs or prompts.
Jeremy EvansHOST
Make sure you're asking the right questions.
Jeremy EvansHOST
Two, checking your outputs or the results for correctness and that sort of thing.