AI chats have become a litigation discovery and privilege issue. For defense counsel, the practical approach belongs in the same intake and preservation process already used for notes, emails, texts, and other ESI.
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Every week seems to bring another major announcement about artificial intelligence for lawyers.
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Every week seems to bring a dozen announcements about the latest artificial intelligence breakthrough for legal professionals.
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For the last few years, most legal ethics commentary about artificial intelligence has focused on one obvious danger: lawyers using AI recklessly.
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The defense side of litigation is facing a difficult question: who should pay for the AI tools that panel counsel uses on assigned matters?
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Corporate legal departments and insurance claims organizations have spent years trying to control litigation costs…
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Legal departments, insurers, and defense firms are all being asked to do more with the same resources. Budgets are under pressure. Caseloads are growing. Expectations…
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In February 2026, a federal court in New York delivered a decision that every litigator—civil or criminal—should treat as an immediate client-counseling trigger.
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When corporate legal departments and insurance organizations manage litigation portfolios, outside counsel guidelines have long been the primary governance tool.
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