In 2026, the rules governing privilege, discovery, and professional responsibility have not changed—but the tools lawyers use have. This program equips in-house counsel with a practical framework for managing the legal, ethical, and operational risks of generative and agentic AI. Drawing on recent case law, sanctions trends, and emerging market dynamics, the session examines how AI is reshaping privilege, work product, discovery obligations, and evidence authentication. Participants will learn where courts are drawing the line on AI use, how routine tools like consumer AI and meeting notetakers can create exposure, and what it means to build a defensible “privilege architecture.” The program concludes by translating these developments into practical guidance for in-house counsel, including how to vet vendors, structure engagements, enforce verification standards, manage shadow counsel risk, and anticipate agentic liability.

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