Who Brought That Bot to the Meeting?

An Analysis of the Privacy, Security and Ethical Considerations of Bringing General Purpose AI Notetakers and Legal Conversational Intelligence™ Tools into Client Conversations

The webinar examines the growing use of AI in attorney-client conversations and argues that while these tools can help lawyers capture insights and identify legal issues in real time, general-purpose AI meeting assistants were not designed for the legal profession and can create significant ethical and legal risks. Their architectures often store recordings indefinitely, allow machine-learning training on user data, and offer limited control over retention or disclosure—raising concerns under wiretapping laws, biometric privacy statutes, Model Rule 1.6 confidentiality obligations, and even attorney-client privilege. Drawing on recent litigation and emerging case law, this webinar explores how attorneys now have options to adopt purpose-built legal conversational intelligence tools—built by attorneys for attorneys—that are designed with the privacy, security, and ethical requirements of legal practice at their core.