Anything You Say To ChatGPT Can Be Used Against You
AI can hurt your case even if it never writes a brief. In Fortis Advisors v. Krafton, a CEO’s ChatGPT exchanges helped document the strategy behind a contractual dispute—offering practical lessons about AI use, evidence, and preservation.
AI and the Attorney-Client Privilege
Does using AI put attorney-client privilege at risk? A New York City Bar report examines why a tool’s operation, data practices, and contractual protections matter—and what businesses should consider before entering confidential legal information.
Amazon v. Perplexity: Who “Accesses” a Website When an AI Agent Acts?
When an AI agent visits a website on your behalf, who is legally doing the accessing? In Amazon v. Perplexity, the Ninth Circuit addressed that question under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, with important implications for businesses deploying AI agents and platforms seeking to restrict them.
How to Keep AI From Blowing Up In Your Face: Simplified Version
A simplified guide to keeping AI from blowing up in your face
How AI Can and Should Address Manufacturing Supply Chain Issues
How AI Can and Should Help Manage Supply Chain Issues
Department of Justice Maintains Its False Claims Act Enforcement Focus on Government Contractor Cybersecurity
False Claims Act liability for cybersecurity misrepresentations
US Department of Labor Offers AI Guidance for Government Contractors and Other Employers
Artificial intelligence tips for federal contractors
NIST Offers AI Governance Guidelines to Help Avoid Bias Liability
The issue of bias in artificial intelligence is assuming increased urgency in courtrooms around the country. Find out how to protect company.
Federal Trade Commission Targets Healthcare Companies for Unauthorized Data Disclosures
The FTC is going after healthcare companies that disclose its customers’ data with insufficient transparency.
Generative AI Poses Unique Risks to Data Security and Privacy, NIST Warns
AI disclosing personal or sensitive data
AI, Government Contractors, and Employment Discrimination
AI and its effect on the federal government’s contract requirements
Breach of Contract in DC
To prevail on a claim of breach of contract, a party must establish (1) a valid contract between the parties; (2) an obligation or duty arising out of the contract; (3) a breach of that duty; and (4) damages caused by breach.
