Technology and Intellectual Property Law
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Whether it was papyrus scrolls, hand-written books, the Gutenberg press or Gutenberg.org, what we now call information technology has always affected the development, publication, application and imposition of law and legal process.
Current and developing technologies make law and legal process less expensive and more accessible than ever before. Wilftek implements that vision by providing prompt, affordable legal services across the street or around the world.
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2026 Delaware County Bench Bar presentation: "Playing the A.I. Odds in Modern Law"
Josh Waterston led a panel with Judge Amoroso, Judge Whelan (sitting in for Judge Berry), and DCBA immediate past president Mike Davey. The panel discussed AI tools for lawyers, ethical requirements and court sanctions, use of AI by judges, and ways for judges and lawyers to move forward effectively in this fast-changing environment. This year's conference was held at the Borgata Hotel and Casino, but the panel cautioned lawyers not to gamble when using AI tools.
Josh Waterston
June 11, 2026
Video: Josh Waterston's interview on Money Matters TV about AI in the Workplace
Josh Waterston joined host Robin Bond, Esq. to discuss how AI is changing employment, and how employers and employees can adapt to a world in which applicants and employers are both using AI in the hiring process.
Josh Waterston
June 3, 2026
2026 PBI Technology Law Update presentation: "Artificial Intelligence Licensing, Autonomous Systems, and Emerging Legal Risks"
In this presentation, Fred Wilf and Lewis Sorokin discussed intellectual property issues in artificial intelligence and related technologies at the Pennsylvania Bar Institute's annual Technology Law Update, including addressing issues related to software licensing, ownership and use of AI-generated outputs, autonomous systems, and legal risks and mitigation strategies.
Fred Wilf, Lewis Sorokin
May 26, 2026
2026 DCBA presentation: "How to Leverage AI in Litigation"
Josh Waterston presented "How to Leverage AI in Litigation" on April 28, 2026 with CNECT Legal, co-hosted by the Delaware County Paralegal Association and the Delaware County Bar Association. We discussed practical ways to use AI for case preparation and organization, new AI tools to streamline depositions and trial practice, and how to comply with legal and ethical requirements. CNECT Legal slides shared with permission.
Josh Waterston
April 28, 2026
