Generative AI is rapidly becoming part of ordinary business operations, but its use also creates new questions when litigation arises. AI-generated content is increasingly showing up in discovery and at trial — in employee prompts and outputs, preservation and litigation holds, privilege, AI-generated meeting notes and summaries, authentication, and the use of AI in business decision-making. A company’s use of AI becoming part of the evidentiary record is an increasingly common situation, not an edge case.

Please join Partner Paul Sampson on Wednesday, September 16, at 3:00 p.m. ET / 12:00 p.m. PT, where he will walk through the practical steps in-house counsel can take now to prepare for AI-generated content surfacing in discovery and at trial.

Attendees will learn how to:

• Anticipate how employee AI prompts and outputs may surface in discovery
• Apply preservation and litigation hold obligations to AI-generated content
• Assess privilege risk around AI-generated meeting notes and summaries
• Address authentication challenges specific to AI-generated evidence
• Prepare now for AI use to become part of the evidentiary record in litigation or business disputes

Who Should Attend:

• This program is designed for in-house counsel and legal operations professionals responsible for litigation readiness, information governance, or AI policy within their organization. It will be especially useful for legal professionals managing discovery, preservation obligations, or privilege review involving AI-generated content.

CLE credit will be handled by a third party that will collect and manage your registration data. For more CLE information and to register, please visit the event website.