Opinion: Companies that want to deploy artificial intelligence for legal purposes must understand the risks that poses and ...

Hoi-Yee Roper, Stacie Bourton, Andrew Waters and Katherine Harper discuss some of the developments in legal professional privilege and provide practical tips.

A recent decision from Judge Jed S. Rakoff of the Southern District of New York marks a watershed moment in the legal profession’s ...

Opinion: For attorneys incorporating AI into their practice, the opinion in Heppner provides a roadmap for potentially protecting privilege, but one that requires intentional, measured construction.

Judge Rakoff ruled that AI-generated information is not protected by attorney-client privilege if created independently by a ...

Americans are increasingly turning to AI chatbots as a free, on-demand lawyer, but a new survey of 1,000 people by Kolmogorov Law reveals they are walking into a legal minefield blind. While a ...

In a first of its kind ruling, a Judge in the U.S. District for the Southern District of New York held that documents that a ...

Since the elimination of general federal common law in 1938,1 federal courts have sought to avoid the specter of “two conflicting systems of law controlling the primary activity of citizens.”2 But ...

Yesterday in a landmark decision, Jardine Strategic Limited v Oasis Investments II Master Fund Ltd and others, the Privy Council, on appeal from Bermuda’s Court of Appeal, has changed the law. “The ...