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Confidentiality, Work Product, and Privilege in the Age of AI: Lessons From Early Court Decisions + Practical Employer Takeaways
More courts are confronting modern issues related to confidentiality, work product, and privilege as an increasing number of litigants and law firms are using artificial intelligence for assistance with lawsuits. This Insight provides both snapshot and in-depth looks at some of the earliest court decisions to addresses these AI issues – and offers three practical…
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Confidentiality, Work Product, and Privilege in the Age of AI: Lessons From Early Court Decisions + Practical Employer Takeaways
More courts are confronting modern issues related to confidentiality, work product, and privilege as an increasing number of litigants and law firms are using artificial intelligence for assistance with lawsuits. This Insight provides both snapshot and in-depth looks at some of the earliest court decisions to addresses these AI issues – and offers three practical…
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Weekly Blockchain Blog – August 2026 #2
Payments Companies Announce Stablecoin Integrations, Charter Applications – According to a recent press release, a major financial services and payment card company has acquired a stablecoin-focused technology company to further increase interoperability across fiat and digital currencies….By: BakerHostetler
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Weekly Blockchain Blog – August 2026 #2
Payments Companies Announce Stablecoin Integrations, Charter Applications – According to a recent press release, a major financial services and payment card company has acquired a stablecoin-focused technology company to further increase interoperability across fiat and digital currencies….By: BakerHostetler
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CPSC’s NEISS Overhaul: Emergency Department Data Demands Raise Privacy, Authority, and Compliance Questions
On July 22, 2026, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced plans to restructure its National Electronic Injury Surveillance System (NEISS) beginning in 2027. Established in 1972, the CPSC is a federal regulatory agency responsible for protecting the public from unreasonable risks of injury associated with consumer products….By: Burr & Forman
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CPSC’s NEISS Overhaul: Emergency Department Data Demands Raise Privacy, Authority, and Compliance Questions
On July 22, 2026, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced plans to restructure its National Electronic Injury Surveillance System (NEISS) beginning in 2027. Established in 1972, the CPSC is a federal regulatory agency responsible for protecting the public from unreasonable risks of injury associated with consumer products….By: Burr & Forman
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10 Critical Clauses for AI Vendor Contracts
Before your company accepts an enticing AI SaaS agreement, there are legal potholes specific to AI to watch out for. From hidden data ownership clauses to conflicting client promises, this article walks you through everything smart businesses need to think about before signing an AI services agreement. Using examples of what not to do, let’s…
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10 Critical Clauses for AI Vendor Contracts
Before your company accepts an enticing AI SaaS agreement, there are legal potholes specific to AI to watch out for. From hidden data ownership clauses to conflicting client promises, this article walks you through everything smart businesses need to think about before signing an AI services agreement. Using examples of what not to do, let’s…
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Now, It’s Serious: What New York’s 2026 Auto Insurance and Tort Reforms Mean for Serious Injury Claims and Comparative Fault
New York’s 2026 automobile insurance and tort reforms eliminate the 90/180-day “serious injury” category, change how fault and serious injury are addressed at trial and establish a modified comparative fault standard for motor vehicle accidents….By: Segal McCambridge
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Now, It’s Serious: What New York’s 2026 Auto Insurance and Tort Reforms Mean for Serious Injury Claims and Comparative Fault
New York’s 2026 automobile insurance and tort reforms eliminate the 90/180-day “serious injury” category, change how fault and serious injury are addressed at trial and establish a modified comparative fault standard for motor vehicle accidents….By: Segal McCambridge