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Stinson's 'Dear Ethics Lawyer' Column Analyzes AI Privilege Ruling (Heppner)
Stinson- Significance
- Low
- Confidence
- Confirmed
Why this matters
Stinson is putting structure around firm-wide AI use. A directional signal rather than a step change.
Stinson's twice-monthly ethics column, authored by Mark Hinderks, analyzed United States v. Heppner (S.D.N.Y., Feb. 2026), ruling that GenAI (Claude) exchanges are not privileged, giving concrete guidance: use only enterprise/closed-loop GenAI for client matters and disclose GenAI use in engagement letters.
- Significance
- Low
- Source type
- Firm Press Release
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