Johnston Allison Hord partner Nicki Engel recently served on the “AI in Your Law Practice: Inside My AI Practice” panel during the Special Needs Alliance Fall Meeting 2026 held October 23-24 in Clearwater Beach, FL. During the discussion, Nicki was joined by peer practitioners to demonstrate ways they actively use AI in their practice. The panel demonstrated workflows and other AI tools to show the ways in which artificial intelligence can be leveraged to serve special needs families.
The 2026 Fall Meeting was designed to educate members on the impact of artificial intelligence on special needs planning. Topics included AI capabilities in a legal setting, how AI will change the future of the Special Needs Alliance, and more.
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