Artificial Intelligence in Practice Privilege Work Product and Discoverability

This presentation by the data analytics and governance team will examine how long-standing doctrines of attorney-client privilege and attorney work product apply in the rapidly evolving context of generative AI.

The discussion will address key questions lawyers face when using AI tools in litigation, investigations, transactions, and client counseling, including how prompts, outputs, training data, internal analyses, and AI-assisted drafts may be treated in discovery; what steps may help preserve privilege and work-product protections; and how courts, regulators, clients, and opposing parties may scrutinize the use of generative AI in legal practice. The program will offer practical guidance for evaluating risk, documenting appropriate safeguards, and integrating generative AI into legal workflows while protecting confidential client information and litigation strategy.

CLE Credit

CLE credit in CA, FL, IL, NY*, PA, TX, VA, and WA is currently pending approval; credit in CT and NJ is pending approval (via reciprocity). CLE credit is not available for the viewing of recorded sessions.

*This program qualifies for Newly Admitted Attorneys.

Those seeking CLE credit in any other state may be provided with a General Certificate of Attendance and may apply independently.

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Please contact CLECreditRequest@morganlewis.com.