06/17/2026
🔹 Generative AI in Litigation: Privilege, Work Product, and Protective Orders 🔹
With United States v. Heppner holding that client use of consumer AI destroys attorney-client privilege, and an emerging doctrinal split across Warner v. Gilbarco, Tremblay/Concord Music, and Morgan v. V2X over work-product protection for AI prompts and outputs, attorneys face an entirely new discovery battleground where a single ChatGPT query can waive privilege overnight. This CLE equips litigators to draft AI-specific protective orders, preserve discoverable prompts and outputs, advise clients on enterprise versus consumer platform selection, and close the represented-client exposure gap before privilege is destroyed.
👤 Speakers:
Alicia M. Hawley | K&L Gates LLP
Jason Loring | Jones Walker LLP
Eric B. Evans | Perkins Coie LLP
David A. Sergenian | Sergenian Law LLP
Key Topics Include:
âś… Rule 26(b)(3) and Hickman v. Taylor applied to AI prompts, outputs, and platform metadata
âś… The Warner, Tremblay, and Morgan split on work-product protection of AI inputs and outputs
âś… Privilege waiver after United States v. Heppner, Kovel doctrine limits, and AI-specific protective order drafting
âś… And more!
📍 Live Video-Broadcast
🗓 June 25, 2026 | 1:00 PM – 3:10 PM ET
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https://mylawcle.com/products/generative-ai-in-litigation-privilege-work-product-and-protective-orders/
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