Meeting/Event Information
Virtual Workshop: Understanding the Legal Side of AI
As artificial intelligence becomes more integrated into everyday business practices, it's essential to understand the legal implications that come with its use. This virtual workshop will explore key legal considerations surrounding AI, helping you navigate emerging risks and responsibilities.
In this session, you'll learn:
- The current legal landscape and regulatory trends related to AI technologies
- How to address issues around data privacy, intellectual property, and liability
- Best practices for minimizing risk while implementing AI in your organization
Cost:
Free for NorCal CCIM Chapter Members
$35 for Non-Members
SPEAKERS:
BRETT BUNNELL, SPEAKER
Brett Bunnell is a corporate attorney and startup advisor based in the Bay Area. He is a Partner at Cole-Frieman & Mallon LLP in February 2025, where he advises domestic and international founders and business clients ranging from early-stage startups to established middle-market companies, and he advises the investment funds (big and small) that invest in such companies. His practice focuses on the entire lifecycle of a business, including a formation, restructuring, fundraising, hiring, data privacy, and mergers and acquisitions, along with his real estate practice. Brett has a particular expertise in digital assets/crypto, asset protection, fintech, and software/SaaS sectors. Brett holds a J.D. from the University of Cincinnati College of Law and a B.A. in History from the University of Akron. He has also served as a board member of the East Bay Homeowners Association and as an executive committee member for Create The Future Summit, which is a deep-tech conference (e.g. AI, digital assets, robotics, quantum computing, etc.) that
will be held on August 14, 2025 in San Francisco.
TONY RISHELL, MODERATOR
Tony Rishell, CCIM, CPM, is a real estate wealth strategist who helps families and their advisors integrate complex real estate holdings into multi-generational financial, estate, and succession plans. With a background in institutional trust real estate asset management and family office consulting, he specializes in increasing cash flow, resolving conflicts, and aligning real estate strategy with broader legacy goals. Prior to launching his private practice in 2024, Tony managed commercial and residential real estate portfolios at Wells Fargo Trust and spent two decades leading his own family’s businesses. He holds a B.A. in Philosophy from Saint Mary’s College of California and currently serves as President of the CCIM NorCal Chapter.
Tickets
$0.00 Donation
$35.00 Non-Member Registration
