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User Beware: AI Tools May Waive Attorney Client Privilege and are Not Protected by the Work Product Privilege
Parties to litigation, or potential litigation, should take great caution when using Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) tools as the information shared with an AI tool or provided by an AI tool may be subject to court ordered disclosure. Earlier this year, a federal judge granted a motion to overrule the alleged claims of privilege and work product on certain documents that were submitted by the defendant to an AI tool.
User Beware: AI Tools May Waive Attorney Client Privilege and are Not Protected by the Work Product Privilege
Parties to litigation, or potential litigation, should take great caution when using Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) tools as the information shared with an AI tool or provided by an AI tool may be subject to court ordered disclosure. Earlier this year, a federal judge granted a motion to overrule the alleged claims of privilege and work product on certain documents that were submitted by the defendant to an AI tool.
User Beware: AI Tools May Waive Attorney Client Privilege and are Not Protected by the Work Product Privilege
Parties to litigation, or potential litigation, should take great caution when using Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) tools as the information shared with an AI tool or provided by an AI tool may be subject to court ordered disclosure. Earlier this year, a federal judge granted a motion to overrule the alleged claims of privilege and work product on certain documents that were submitted by the defendant to an AI tool.
Why Corporate Governance Matters: Protecting Your Business from Risk | JD Supra
When you hear the term corporate governance, you might assume it’s something reserved for Fortune 500 companies or sprawling multinational corporations. After all, these entities have complex operations, thousands of employees, and a web of legal and financial responsibilities that demand oversight. But in reality, corporate governance isn’t just for the big players, it’s essential for businesses of all sizes.
Why Corporate Governance Matters: Protecting Your Business from Risk
Skip to main content July 30, 2025 Volume XV, Number 211 Legal Analysis. Expertly Written. Quickly Found. Trending News Why Corporate Governance Matters: Protecting Your Business from Risk Print Mail Download />i Facebook Linkedin Reddit X When you hear the term corporate governance, you might assume it’s something reserved for Fortune 500 companies or sprawling multinational corporations.
The Role of NJ's Chancery Division in Administering Justice Beyond Monetary Damages | JD Supra
What is the Chancery Division? What does equitable relief mean? These are among the many questions posed by litigants facing either a claim filed in the Chancery Division or seeking legal assistance for complex claims seeking relief that is not always monetary. As a former law clerk to a Presiding Judge of the Chancery Division and as a practitioner regularly advocating for clients in the Chancery Division, I offer my experience and insight to answer these questions.
The Role of NJ's Chancery Division in Administering Justice Beyond Monetary Damages
What is the Chancery Division? What does equitable relief mean? These are among the many questions posed by litigants facing either a claim filed in the Chancery Division or seeking legal assistance for complex claims seeking relief that is not always monetary. As a former law clerk to a Presiding Judge of the Chancery Division and as a practitioner regularly advocating for clients in the Chancery Division, I offer my experience and insight to answer these questions.
IRS Issues Legal Advice Memorandum on Implicit Support in Intercompany Loans
The IRS recently released a generic legal advice memorandum that explains the agency’s position on the effect of group membership in determining the arm’s length rate of interest chargeable for intragroup loans.
An Outlier No More?: New Jersey Supreme Court Considers Overturning “New Business Rule”
On April 26, 2022 the Supreme Court of New Jersey heard arguments about whether New Jersey should retain the judicially created “new business rule”. Since 1936 the rule has held that in the context of calculating damages “prospective profits of a new business are considered too remote and speculative to meet the legal standard of reasonable certainty.” RSB Lab. Servs., Inc. v. BSI, Corp.
Appellate Division Rejects Notion That Members Can Simply Assent and Not Agree to the Terms of a Newly Drafted Operating Agreement
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Appellate Division Rejects Notion That Members Can Simply Assent and Not Agree to the Terms of a Newly Drafted Operating Agreement
On May 26, 2021, the Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division issued an important decision in Premier Physician Network, LLC v. Robert Maro, Jr., M.D., et al, (Docket No. A-1152-20) concerning the governance of New Jersey limited liability companies (LLC).
Glycomic analysis of host response reveals high mannose as a key mediator of influenza severity
Glycomic analysis of host response reveals high mannose as a key mediator of influenza severity Daniel W. Heindel, Sujeethraj Koppolu, Yue Zhang, Brian Kasper, Lawrence Meche, Christopher A. Vaiana, Stephanie J. Bissel, Chalise E. Carter, Alyson A. Kelvin, Mohamed Elaish, Joaquin Lopez-Orozco, Bin Zhang, Bin Zhou, Tsui-Wen Chou, Lauren Lashua, Tom C. Hobman, Ted M. Ross, Elodie Ghedin, Lara K. Mahal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences Oct 2020, 202008203; DOI: 10.1073/pnas.2008203117
Undue Influence as a Challenge to Lifetime Gifts
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Undue Influence as a Challenge to Lifetime Gifts
An action setting forth a claim of undue influence is among the most common methods of contesting a will; however, an action for undue influence can also be effective in challenging lifetime gifts. As a general matter, undue influence is defined as mental, moral, or physical exertion which has destroyed the free agency of a party by preventing that party from following the dictates of his own mind and will and accepting instead the domination and influence of another.
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