Extract from Kelly A. Lavelle’s article “Discovery Risks of ChatGPT and Other AI Platforms” OpenAI CEO Sam Altman recently warned that ChatGPT conversations are not legally protected and can be […]
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Extract from Elizabeth Marie Gary, Matthew Hamilton, Bansri Mehta Mccarthy, and Scott Milner’s article “Key Themes and Actionable Insights from Recent eDiscovery Litigation” Recent developments in eDiscovery case law highlight
Extract from Vito DeStefano’s article “Artificial Intelligence and the End of the World” I have been going about the state of New York for many months advocating for the expanded
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Extract from Rhys Dipshan’s article “‘General Purpose’ AI Providers Must Now Comply With EU AI Act. Enforcement Won’t Be Straightforward” A year after the EU AI Act came into force, the regulation’s
Extract from Laura Lorek’s article “Brace for Transcript Errors? Court Reporting in the Digital Age” In a case in Nevada, a court reporter misheard a routine legal phrase, and transcribed
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Extract from David Horrigan’s article “AI Case Law Update: The Lamborghini Doctrine of Hallucinations” When the misuse of generative AI in Mata v. Avianca Inc. made headlines in 2023, there was
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Extract from Kelly Twigger’s article “The $3 Million Lesson in What Not to Do in Discovery” What happens when discovery misconduct meets a high-stakes cancer detection technology dispute? A $292.5
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Extract from Dan Levine’s article “The Hidden Risks of Relying on Microsoft Purview for Legal Holds and Discovery” Microsoft Purview is an appealing option for in-house legal teams. It’s built
Extract from Kelly Twigger’s podcast “Mobile Minutes: Judge Xavier Rodriguez on Possession, Custody, or Control” The lines between personal and professional communications have forever blurred, leaving attorneys and judges grappling
Extract from Ella Sherman’s article “Law Firm Leaders See Partners Standing in the Way of Tech Upgrades” Chief operating officers and administrative executives at law firms see partners as the
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