Grant Gulovsen on Nostr: Attorney ethics question - if a software application or third-party tool (like Clio ...
Attorney ethics question - if a software application or third-party tool (like Clio or Outlook) changes its terms of use so you are allowing it to collect information from your calendar, email, files, etc. for AI training data, have you waived the attorney-client privilege if that data gets hacked and those files, emails, etc. that were supposed to be confidential are now out there in the wild? Or if the government subpoenas that data as part of an investigation?
#law #ethics
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