What to Do If Your Shared Claude Chats Were Indexed by Google

As you may know, if you publicly shared Claude chats, those chats may have been indexed by Google. I wanted to quickly provide a post with the details that will help you remove those links so you can at least stop further damage from occurring. TechCrunch is reporting that “[t]he issue was first flagged by […]

How I Collaborated with AI to Draft a CLE Handout

I recently built a CLE handout on civility in the legal profession with an AI assistant. I know that every word, including the citations, is accurate. Not because AI said so, but because I checked everything. AI is a useful drafting partner. It is also fast, confident, and perfectly willing to hand you a citation […]

Claude and Privacy: What Lawyers (and Everyone Else) Should Actually Understand

Anthropic’s current privacy policy took effect on July 8, 2026. It adds terms that matter to lawyers, particularly around connecting Claude to other applications. This post is updated to reflect it. If you are using Claude, Anthropic’s AI assistant, you probably want to know whether your conversations are private. The answer is: it depends. It […]

Practical AI for Litigators: A CLE I’m Teaching

Please Note: This program was moved to August 18. I am honored to announce that I will be speaking at a Harris Bock program with Professor Samuel D. Hodge on practical AI for personal injury attorneys. The hardest part of using AI in a law practice is not the technology. It’s knowing what to trust, […]

Using Claude to Schedule a Webinar Around Three Calendars

One of my least favorite tasks is finding dates that work. In the past, this involved looking through my calendar as well as looking at other calendars. I don’t mean scheduling a meeting with other people (though that is not a favorite thing either) but scheduling a webinar that does not conflict with my calendar […]

Lawyers Fined for Trying to Fool a Court’s AI with Prompt Injection

Two lawyers in Pará, Brazil have been fined due to an attempt to use a prompt injection to impact the court’s AI. The court found that two attorneys “inserted a secret message, known as a ‘prompt injection’, into a court petition.” The text was hidden by making the color of the text white on a […]

Work Product Protection Does Not Cover a Romantic Partner’s Use of ChatGPT

Massachusetts is the newest jurisdiction to weigh in on the issues surrounding work product and attorney/client privilege for using AI chats. This case is a bit different from the others I have addressed. The difference here is that the plaintiff’s romantic partner is the one who asked ChatGPT for assistance. The Facts The case is […]

Answers to Questions from the ABA’s Webinar: AI for Solo & Small Firm Practice

There were a lot of great questions during today’s webinar. One hour isn’t very long so we didn’t have enough time to provide detailed answers. Hans will provide answers to his questions on his blog at: https://www.deliberately.ai/blog Here are the answers to my questions. 1. When conducting legal research for cases, which do you prefer? […]