Topic
Client Confidentiality
117 published works
Legal Futures Blog
AI poses “existential threat” to immigration cases, tribunal warns
By Neil Rose
Immigration: Home Office not served with materialThe ability of AI to generate documents and other material could pose “an existential threat to the integrity of the immigration appeal system”, the…
Legal Bites
Advocate Cannot Use Confidential Information Against Former Client: Supreme Court
In Rehana Khan v. Rizwan Siddiquee, Civil Appeal No. 12256 of 2025 along with connected case, a Bench comprising Justice Vikram Nath, Justice Sandeep Mehta and Justice Vijay Bishnoi upheld…
Law Practice Tips
July 2026 Legal Tech Recap
By Jim Calloway
July featured many strong posts from legal tech experts, so I’ve decided to share some of the most interesting pieces I read last month. The AI Protective Order Double Standard…
P.I.S.S.D.
Protecting Client Confidentiality: How Lawyers Can Avoid Accidental Disclosure When Using AI
By Bob Kraft
Artificial intelligence has become a genuine part of everyday legal practice. Lawyers now use AI tools to draft documents, summarize contracts, conduct research, and refine arguments. Used thoughtfully, these…
My Shingle
Lawyers’ Use of AI Notetakers and Client Conversations: Ethics Rules, Risks, and Best Practices (2026 Update)
This post has been updated as of July 2026 to incorporate guidance from NYC Opinion 1270 on ethical issues related to attorneys using AI transcription as well as brief discussion…
Horizons
Your clients know you’re using AI. They just don’t know if it’s governed.
By Colin McKee
AI governance, for a law firm, means being able to document what AI tool was used on a matter, what client data it accessed, who reviewed the output, and whether…
TechLaw Crossroads
Lawyers Using ChatGPT: Let’s Be Careful
You're up against a deadline. You run to ChatGPT. You tell yourself the privacy toggle will protect you and your clients confidential information. Guess what: it may not, at least…
Clio Blog
AI Disclosure Template for Lawyers: When to Disclose, What to Say, and How to Stay Compliant
By Joshua Lenon
How lawyers are using AI in legal practice today Clients might be most concerned about AI use for substantive legal work, but that’s not the only area where lawyers are…
Legal Futures Blog
AI and client confidentiality: the next regulatory faultline
The area most likely to expose firms to regulatory jeopardy in 2026 needs far more guidance: client confidentiality in the age of commercial AI systems. The post AI and client…
Legal Futures Blog
Solicitor faces probe after putting client documents into ChatGPT
By Neil Rose
The Upper Tribunal has warned lawyers against putting client documents into ChatGPT and other open-source AI tools after a solicitor admitted doing so. The post Solicitor faces probe after putting…