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Privilege Waiver by: Disclosure to Therapist; and, in Rule 30(b)(6) Deposition Preparation
The court in Faulkenberry v. Austin ruled that disclosing attorney-client privileged information during therapy and using privileged documents to prepare for Rule 30(b)(6) depositions can result in a waiver of privileges.
Advancing AI Security: Microsoft’s Protective Measures for Legal and Corporate Use
Microsoft has introduced new AI security tools, such as Prompt Shields and Protected Material Detection, to mitigate risks like prompt injection attacks and intellectual property violations. These advancements are crucial for legal departments and corporations...
Trust Me: Nothing in the Missing Video Would Have Helped You!
Klock v. Wal-Mart examines whether spoliation of video evidence occurred after a store manager claimed no video captured a slip and fall incident. The court ruled against sanctions, but this analysis questions whether the duty...
Relativity Deepens its Chicagoland Roots with CPS Academic Investment and New Headquarters
Relativity reinforces its commitment to Chicago’s tech future by renewing a $250,000 grant investment in Chicago Public Schools and unveiling its new global headquarters in the Central Loop. The 15th annual Relativity Fest will occur...
First Complete Security Platform for Microsoft 365 Copilot Unveiled by Prompt
Prompt Security has introduced the industry’s first security and governance solution for Microsoft 365 Copilot, helping organizations manage risks associated with generative AI tools like Copilot.
Keyword Hits + Overbroad Terms ≠ Duty to Produce
The Ravin Crossbows court rejected broad keyword searches in e-discovery, citing their limitations and the need for cooperation in crafting practical terms. This case serves as a reminder of the risks of overbroad searches and...