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Generative AI (GAI) has captured the legal industry’s imagination and its attention. Recent headlines about GAI hallucinations, especially fake legal citations and unsupported arguments, have understandably made legal teams...more
A recent ruling from a federal magistrate judge in Connecticut signals that courts may increasingly treat certain uses of generative AI as part of an expert's methodology, and therefore discoverable, rather than merely a...more
This is my first President’s message for the Toronto ACEDS Chapter, and I would be remiss if I didn’t start by thanking Carolyn Anger, our outgoing President....more
An anonymous hotline complaint comes in. The allegations are serious. The clock is ticking. What should you do first? In this episode of the Mintz On Air: Practical Policies podcast, host Jen Rubin is joined by Mintz Member...more
Host Justin Pierce talks to partner Calvin Nelson and David Levie, vice president, associate general counsel, Real Estate, Park Hotels and Resorts, about how generative AI is creating a new and fast-moving set of questions...more
A recent New Jersey appellate decision serves as an important reminder that attorney-led workplace investigations may be protected by the attorney-client privilege and work-product doctrine, but those protections can be...more
Artificial intelligence is reshaping legal practice faster than the law can keep up. A case now before the Texas Supreme Court — In re Patrick Hughey, set for oral argument in October 2026, sits at the center of that...more
A practical framework for role-appropriate AI literacy, durable skills, and responsible governance in legal work - AI is already part of legal work. The real issue is that many teams are still asking the wrong question....more
A general counsel facing a bet-the-company problem no longer types keywords into a search box. She opens a chatbot, describes the situation, and asks what to do, and the reply already reads like a shortlist....more
As Copilot interacts with Word, Excel, Teams, Outlook, SharePoint, and OneDrive, it generates new categories of artifacts — prompts, AI-generated summaries, Copilot Pages, memory and personalization data, and audio recaps —...more
An anonymous hotline complaint comes in. The allegations are serious. The clock is ticking. What should you do first?...more
In Fortis Advisors, LLC v. Krafton, Inc., 354 A.3d 906 (Del. Ch. 2026), Vice Chancellor Lori W. Will relied on a CEO’s ChatGPT queries and implementation of the chatbot’s advice to establish motive and pretext in a breach of...more
As artificial intelligence tools become ubiquitous in litigation, federal courts are increasingly confronting novel questions about how longstanding doctrines of work-product protection and confidentiality apply when parties...more
Although it involves the claim of a union employee under the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA), a recent labor board decision reminds us that, under some circumstances, an employee may request that their employer provide...more
When an employee leaves to join a competitor, the former employer may have concerns that the employee will use its proprietary and confidential business information to assist that competitor. ...more
In 2026, cybersecurity incidents are no longer a matter of if, or even when, for most companies. Repeat attacks, identity-driven intrusions, supply chain compromises, insider mistakes, AI-enabled exploitation, quick...more
Anthropic on Tuesday expanded Project Glasswing beyond its roughly 50 initial partners, extending access to a new cohort of approximately 150 organizations in more than 15 countries. The restricted Claude Mythos Preview...more
See What's Coming and Using Proven Techniques to Prepare - The AI boom is forcing legal teams to act faster and develop a culture of rapid decision-making. In this discussion, members of the ACEDS Global Advisory Board...more
A recent order from Magistrate Judge Thomas O. Farrish of the U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut addresses an issue many companies are only beginning to confront: when an expert witness uses artificial...more
Employers whose competitive advantage depends on proprietary technology, engineering know-how, trade secrets or sensitive commercial data are among the most exposed when a key employee departs for a competitor. The risk is...more
At some point, most people have almost certainly encountered an AI notetaker in a virtual meeting. These tools function as automated participants, joining calls to record, transcribe, and summarize discussions, often...more
As previous Privilege Points have noted, (1) entering into a common interest agreement does not assure protection from waiver – the law determines that; and (2) lawyers should always consider both attorney-client privilege...more
Jeff Rutherford, Forensic Consultant, and Justin Fitzsimmons, Technical Prosecutor Lead for EDRM Trusted Partner Magnet Forensics, sit down with EDRM’s Mary Mack and Holley Robinson. In this episode, Jeff and Justin recount...more
May 2026 has been an eventful month for legal AI, and we view the recent momentum as a positive and encouraging development. Anthropic launched Claude for Legal with 12 practice-area plugins, 20+ MCP connectors, and...more
A recent Delaware Court of Chancery decision offers a blunt reminder for executives, directors and legal teams: once litigation is reasonably anticipated, private messaging apps may fall within the scope of discovery and the...more