Civil Discovery of AI Use: Recent Cases on Privilege and Work Product Protection (On-Demand)

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$129.00

Course Description

This course will discuss recent court decisions regarding the scope of AI discovery and provide recommendations for best practices. The course will provide suggestions for how to structure AI discovery requests and responses in civil litigation.

Syllabus

  1. Discovery and the Federal Rules of Evidence
  2. Recent AI Cases: Heppner, Warner, Morgan
  3. Offensive discovery best practices
  4. Defensive discovery best practices

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Alexandra Hughes, Esq., Jeffrey Nestler, Esq.

Original Date Of Course

Technology Credits

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Alexandra Hughes, Esq.
Alexandra Hughes, Esq.
Alexandra Hughes, Esq. is a litigator who focuses her practice on technology-related disputes, particularly those involving artificial intelligence, and brings extensive trial experience from her work as an accomplished federal prosecutor. Over nearly a decade at the U.S. Department of Justice, she specialized in national security and cybercrime matters, serving most recently as an assistant U.S. attorney in the National Security Section of the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia, where she handled high-profile investigations and prosecutions involving classified information disclosures, sanctions evasion, terrorism, and cryptocurrency theft.
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Jeffrey Nestler, Esq.
Jeffrey Nestler, Esq.
Jeffrey Nestler, Esq. is an accomplished litigator with nearly twenty years of experience representing corporations, executives, and public institutions in complex disputes, high-stakes investigations, and white-collar matters. He brings substantial trial experience and deep expertise in federal enforcement developed through his tenure as associate deputy attorney general and assistant U.S. attorney in the District of Columbia, where he first-chaired over fifty trials and led the Major Crimes Section.
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