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David Ferrera Presents on Litigation in the Age of AI at ACI’s Drug & Medical Device Litigation Conference

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David Ferrera, a partner in Nutter’s Litigation Department and chair of the firm’s Product Liability practice group, will serve as a panelist at ACI’s Drug & Medical Device Litigation Conference. He will speak at the “Litigating in the Age of AI: Practical Tools and Emerging Risks in Drug & Device Cases” session. David will discuss AI and its influence across the spectrum of drug and device development, regulation, and litigation, and how litigators, judges, and clients are adapting its increased use. Topics of discussion will include:

  • Examining the latest ways that AI tools are being used in legal representation and trail practice in drug and device product liability litigation
    • Document review
    • Chronologizing medical records
    • Motion/brief development
    • Creating demonstratives at trial
  • Addressing the obvious and not-so-obvious risks associated with AI-assisted legal representation
  • Navigating judicial oversight of AI usage in litigation and trial prep
    • Addressing the recent trend of judges ordering lawyers to sign AI pledges disclosing their usage
  • Understanding how litigators can use the latest AI tools practically and effectively while avoiding ethical and compliance pain points and pitfalls

Event details:
Wednesday, December 3, 2025
12PM ET

New York Marriott Marquis
1535 Broadway
New York, NY 10036

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