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06/19/2026

You might think what you tell your lawyer is safe, but once you plug it into AI, even after your meeting, you've lost that privilege. Be very careful how you use AI with sensitive information.

06/12/2026

Your simple searches and AI use could inadvertently lead to criminal charges. It's crucial to understand how much information you're sharing and the potential consequences. Be mindful of your digital path.

06/09/2026

06/05/2026

WTDW Podcast | Episode 93: What To Do When... You're Thinking of using AI for Legal Needs.

WTDW Legal Chat Podcast Video & Audio Source - https://cclawva.com/2026/06/05/wtdw-video-podcast-what-to-do-when-AI-for-legal-needs/

On this legal video podcast chat in Critzer Cardani's What To Do When... podcast series, join our hosts Jackie Critzer and Scott Cardani as they chat about What To Do When... You're Thinking of using AI for Legal Needs. This video and audio podcast episode focuses on precautions to take when choosing AI for legal needs here in Virginia.

Tune in today for not only our top take-aways, but also some chat about the following subject matters and other helpful action items from a 'legal chat slant' from Critzer Cardani's legal partners.

* Jackie Critzer discusses the potential for AI to break client confidentiality and the ethical issues it raises for lawyers.
* Scott Cardani elaborates on how using AI services can expose information that was previously privileged, comparing it to having a friend in a meeting with a lawyer.
* Jackie Critzer explains that any information shared with AI services can be discoverable by the state, similar to breaking attorney-client privilege by involving a third party in a meeting.
* Scott Cardani shares his experience with juvenile cases, where having a parent in a meeting breaks privilege, and draws a parallel to using AI.
* Scott Cardani and Jackie Critzer discuss the permanence of information logged in AI systems and the potential for subpoenas to access search terms or results from AI.
* Jackie Critzer warns that even seemingly innocent searches or AI usage can lead to criminal culpability.

Watch the Video, Listen to the Audio version and / or Follow, Like, and Share... "What To Do When..." Legal Chat Podcast from Critzer Cardani PC.

The objective of the What To Do When… podcast is to discuss common legal scenarios faced by everyday citizens in Virginia. Critzer and Cardani practice law throughout Virginia and focus their practice around the state’s capital of Richmond, in the Piedmont region. Tune in and subscribe to learn about legal topics such as reckless driving by speeding, bad lawyers, bankruptcy, juvenile defense, juvenile s*x crimes, reckless driving, Divorce, Marriage Separation, Child Support, There is Still Hope and others. Critzer Cardani PC serves Chesterfield, Richmond, Henrico, and all the surrounding areas here in Virginia from the Beach to the Blue Ridge.

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05/22/2026

Before you sit down to discuss a reasonable agreement, reflect on what's truly important. Deal with your emotions first, then approach the conversation. Remember, a no-fault divorce is statutorily driven, and a Property Settlement Agreement can help you avoid court entirely.

05/15/2026

Most teens underestimate the dangers of drinking and driving. What happens if you get a flat tire, run a stop sign, or worse, get hit by another car? It's crucial to think through these consequences beforehand.

05/13/2026

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05/08/2026

If you get a second DUI within five years, you could be facing a year in jail. Courts often take a strict stance. Getting an attorney is crucial to mitigate damages and aim for the minimum penalty.

05/01/2026

A deer ran out, you swerved, and now police want to charge you with reckless driving. It doesn't mean you were actually reckless. Even pleading guilty to a misdemeanor can have long-term consequences you might not expect.