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  • Deputy Team Lead, Legal Industry Coverage, Bloomberg Law
  • None, Bloomberg
Arlington
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Deputy team lead, legal industry coverage at @BLaw, past editor, transport reporter @business, chairman/co-founder @FriendsSoldiers, past president @PressClubDC
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Heppner Shows Attorney-Client Privilege’s Fragility in AI Era Original

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By Jed Schwartz, John Hughes , Yaakov Sheinfeld
| Bloomberg Law
The ruling in United States v. Heppner concluded that a defendant’s chats with an artificial intelligence chatbot weren’t protected by attorney-client privilege. • The court’s reasoning extends beyond consumer services to some enterprise-grade services that allow nonlawyers to ask legal questions. • Businesses can mitigate these risks by implementing safeguards such as structuring legal chatbots as agents of counsel and having counsel oversee any use of AI in legal matters.
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Ogletree Adds Ex-BCLP COO Snyder to Lead Operations From DC Original

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By John Hughes 
| Bloomberg Law
Ogletree Deakins has hired Polly Snyder as the firm’s new chief operating officer, based in the firm’s Washington, DC office, the firm announced Tuesday.
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Wake Up Call: Rudy Giuliani Must Pay Ex-Lawyers $1.36 Million

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By John Hughes 
| Bloomberg Tax
Welcome to Bloomberg Law’s Wake Up Call, a daily rundown of the top news for lawyers, law firms, and in-house counsel. • Rudy Giuliani must pay his former attorneys at Davidoff Hutcher & Citron $1.36 million in legal fees plus interest for their work defending him, New York County Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron ruled. The law firm sued Giuliani in 2023 seeking to collect fees for work from November 2019 to July 2023.
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