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Attorney-Client Privilege
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Data Privacy + Cybersecurity Insider
Assess the Business Risk of Using an AI Notetaker
AI notetakers are widely used by businesses in all industries. Although efficient, they pose privacy and cybersecurity risks, including lax compliance with established privacy and security frameworks such as GDPR…
Sidley Austin Blog
Court of Chancery Draws the Line on Privilege Waivers: Lawyers’ Internal Brainstorming Stays Protected
By Alex J. Kaplan, Katherine M. Surma
In a June 25, 2026 letter opinion in Albertsons Companies, Inc. v. The Kroger Co., Vice Chancellor Lori W. Will of the Delaware Court of Chancery provided useful guidance on…
Roberts Disability Law Blog
Does an ERISA Remand Revive the “Fiduciary Exception”? Federal Court Orders Disability Insurer to Log Attorney Communications About a Remanded Claim
In Collier v. Lincoln Life Assurance Company of Boston, No. 8:20-cv-00839-JVS-KESx, 2026 WL 3126569 (C.D. Cal. Oct. 5, 2026), a federal magistrate judge confronted a question that arises whenever an…
Connecticut Employment Law Blog
Your Chatbot Can’t Keep a Secret: Why Employers Still Need Lawyers (For Now)
Last week, we held our annual labor & employment seminar before a full house (!) at Hotel Marcel in New Haven. In my intro, I made an off-the-cuff joke about…
ComplexDiscovery
Microsoft’s Copilot for Legal leaves records eDiscovery teams can search
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: Microsoft’s Oct. 15 release of over 20 legal skills for Copilot moves drafting, contract review and matter work into Word and Cowork, and names 25 partners whose plugins…
The Virginia Defamation Law Blog
Are Malicious Press Releases Announcing Litigation Protected by Privilege?
Certain plaintiffs’ law firms follow a troubling playbook: they draft a complaint loaded with inflammatory (and often false) accusations, file it, and then issue a press release repeating the most…
Data Privacy + Cybersecurity Insider
AI and the Attorney-Client Relationship: Start the Conversation Early
Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing more than how legal work gets done; it is reshaping how in-house teams and outside counsel work together. As AI enters legal workflows, assumptions about…
Missouri Lawyers Media
How data breach response planning is different for law firms
Home>Legal Tech>How data breach response planning is different for law firmsDepositPhotos.comBy Mark Schwartz, Legal Tech correspondent//September 28, 2026// Listen to this article In Brief ABA Formal Opinion 483 treats an…
Florida Condo & HOA Law Blog
Association Records That Are Not Available for Inspection
Most people who live in Florida live in some form of a residential development, and those communities are typically managed by a community association. A community association is a legal…
EvidenceProf Blog
Should the Clergy Privilege be Inapplicable When a Defendant Confesses to a Bishop With His Mother Present?
By Colin Miller
Texas Rule of Evidence 505, its clergy privilege, provides in pertinent part that "[a] communicant has a privilege to refuse to disclose and to prevent any other person from disclosing…