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Three More A.I. Protective Orders
Michael D. Berman examines three recent AI protective orders addressing how confidential discovery materials may, and may not, be submitted to artificial intelligence tools.
Dispute over A.I. Protective Order
In U.S. v. Thomas, defense counsel and the Government disputed proposed protective-order restrictions governing the use of AI in discovery. The court declined both to compel production of purportedly non-sensitive Rule 16 discovery and to...
How Does an “Attorney’s Eyes Only” Order Apply to an Unrepresented Party?
A New York federal court ordered that Attorney’s Eyes Only material produced in redacted form to an unrepresented defendant must come with a detailed redaction log, so they can meaningfully decide whether to challenge the...