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Overview
Know the Pitfalls Before an AI Notetaker Joins Your Next Call
AI meeting notetakers are now common in legal practice - but lawsuits, opinions, and privilege disputes are reshaping how you can use them. This program examines the Otter.ai privacy litigation, Fireflies.AI BIPA litigation, New York City Bar Formal Opinion 2025-6, and United States v. Heppner to help you identify and manage the risks of AI-recorded communications.
In 60 minutes, you'll learn how to obtain valid consent, protect confidentiality and privilege, conduct vendor due diligence, and navigate retention obligations. You'll also receive a model client consent script, sample engagement letter language, and a firm AI notetaker policy you can implement immediately. Make sure your next recorded meeting doesn't create your next problem - register today!
Note: While this program briefly touches on professional responsibility and confidentiality issues, it is not approved for ethics/professional responsibility credit.
Abbreviated Agenda
- Why This Has Become Urgent
- How AI Notetakers Actually Work
- Emerging Litigation Against AI Notetaker Vendors (Otter.ai and Fireflies.ai)
- NYC Bar Formal Opinion 2025-6 (December 2025) and the SDNY Decision in United States v. Heppner
- The Common Practitioner Pain: Vendors Push the Consent Obligation to the Lawyer-User
- The Four-Part Compliance Framework: Consent, Security, Confidentiality and Privilege, and Client File Retention
- Biometric Privacy
- When a Client Deploys Their Own Notetaker: The Harder Problem
- Model Rule 1.4 Communication Duties Around AI Risk Disclosure
- Engagement Letter Clauses and Pre-Meeting Checklist
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Credit Details
Credits Available
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| New Jersey CLE |
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| Virginia CLE |
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| Vermont CLE |
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| Washington CLE |
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| Wisconsin CLE |
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1 Total |
| West Virginia CLE |
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1.2 Total |
| Wyoming CLE |
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1 Total |
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Agenda
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The Silent Guest: AI Notetakers, Privilege, and Professional Responsibility
- Why This Has Become Urgent
- How AI Notetakers Actually Work
- Emerging Litigation Against AI Notetaker Vendors (Otter.ai and Fireflies.ai)
- NYC Bar Formal Opinion 2025-6 (December 2025) and the SDNY Decision in United States v. Heppner
- The Common Practitioner Pain: Vendors Push the Consent Obligation to the Lawyer-User
- The Four-Part Compliance Framework: Consent, Security, Confidentiality and Privilege, and Client File Retention
- Biometric Privacy
- When a Client Deploys Their Own Notetaker: The Harder Problem
- Model Rule 1.4 Communication Duties Around AI Risk Disclosure
- Engagement Letter Clauses and Pre-Meeting Checklist
Who Should Attend
This program is designed for attorneys. Paralegals, legal secretaries, and firm administrators may also benefit.
Speakers
Speaker bio
William Love
is the managing partner of EsqLove, a Chicago law firm. His practice focuses on corporate counseling, commercial contracts, commercial litigation, intellectual property, and emerging-technology issues in law firm operations and professional responsibility. Mr. Love is a legal advisor on the intersection of AI and Law for legal tech, medical, and regulated industries. He has more than twenty years of experience analyzing business structures, workflows, and profit centers, with a background in technology, statistics, and science before entering law. He authored a chapter in the 2024 edition of Business Law: Miscellaneous Operating Issues, published by the Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education, and has delivered more than 150 presentations on startups, directors and officers liability, contracting, and business and litigation risk. He is the lead attorney of OurStartups and runs Legal Office Hours for a professional community of more than 29k members. Mr. Love is a member of the American Bar Association and Illinois State Bar Association, judges the ABA Law Student Division National Appellate Advocacy Competition, and is admitted to practice in Illinois. He earned his J.D. degree from Loyola University Chicago School of Law.
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