Right now, courts are deciding how privilege, work product, and professional responsibility apply when a lawyer uses AI. The answers are forming in real cases, and the lawyers who understand them will be the ones who stay out of trouble. This class gives you the framework before you actually need it.
Over sixty minutes, grounded in ABA Formal Opinion 512 and recent case law, you learn the ethical rules that now govern in-house AI use. You work through interactive risk assessments and hands-on exercises instead of sitting through a lecture. You learn to assess whether your own tool and workflow can support a privilege claim under the emerging five-factor test. You learn to cut hallucinations with better prompts and a verification checklist, to use AI to check its own work, and to keep human oversight where it genuinely counts.