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AI, Privacy, and Discovery: Think Before You Prompt

Page headlined Large Language Model Exposing Privileged Information

Analyzes how public AI tools like ChatGPT create discoverable data, threaten privilege, and expose Illinois and Missouri businesses to litigation risk through stored prompts, AI logs, and evolving court rulings.

Davis Appointed to Washington University Law School AI Board of Advisors

Glenn Davis has been appointed by Dean Stefanie Lindquist to serve on Washington University Law School’s AI Board of Advisors. In speaking about his appointment, Davis highlighted the Law School’s leadership in legal technology and AI education. The Advisory Board helps advance partnerships that prepare students, practicing lawyers, and judges for the evolving role of […]

Tips for Avoiding the Pitfalls of AI in Legal Practice: Missouri’s Evolving Rules on AI Disclosure

Missouri Case Highlights the Problems The advancement of generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI) tools has revolutionized many industries, including the legal profession. However, the use of Gen AI in legal practice is not without significant risks. As discussed below, Kruse v. Karlen highlights the importance of accuracy, ethical responsibility, and compliance with procedural rules when […]

Employer Best Practices: Artificial Intelligence and the Illinois Human Rights Act

Introduction In August 2024, Illinois Governor JB Pritzker signed into law House Bill (HB) 3773. Known as the “Limit Predictive Analysis Bill,” it amends Sections 2-101 and 2-102 of the Illinois Human Rights Act (Act) to address issues and risks that may arise as artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more prevalent. The bill doesn’t take effect until […]