Program Chair

Constantine Karbaliotis

nNovation LLP

As AI becomes embedded in legal work, privilege faces new and unsettled risks.

This webinar is essential for legal professionals who need to anticipate and manage AI-related risks to privilege in this fast-evolving landscape.

Generative AI tools have rapidly reshaped how we access and analyze information, and have been widely adopted for professional and personal use. While these tools can deliver practical benefits, they also introduce novel risks that are not clearly understood. Despite increasing recognition of the uncertainty and limitations inherent in AI tools, many users continue to disclose sensitive information to public AI platforms. Against this backdrop, courts in the U.S. and U.K. have recently considered how they should treat claims of privilege over prompts and documents that have been shared with such tools. These decisions raise important questions about the impact of AI on privilege for Canadian lawyers, and highlight the need to implement proactive safeguards in their own work.

What You’ll Learn

In this timely webinar, our panel of experts will examine how claims of privilege may be eroded through the use of AI tools, and offer practical insights and strategies for Canadian practitioners navigating this emerging issue. Topics include:

The latest developments in case law, and how jurisdictional differences in privilege doctrine may affect the analysis in Canada

Factors that may diminish or undermine privilege when public AI platforms are used to access, process and organize information in a legal matter

Practical strategies for protecting privilege through AI governance, retainer language and effective client communications about AI use

Plus! Interactive scenarios exploring whether and how privilege may be waived when lawyers and clients use AI

Who Should Attend

In-house counsel

Private practice lawyers

Government counsel

Paralegals

Law clerks

Articling students

Non-legal professionals working with AI

Faculty

Program Chairs

Constantine Karbaliotis

nNovation LLP

Instructors

Brent Arnold

INQ Law

Jennifer Ellis

Jennifer Ellis, JD, LLC

Lynn Larson

Of Counsel, Medcan Health Management Inc.

The Hon. Justice Peter Lauwers

Court of Appeal for Ontario

Register

Jun 25, 2026

$99 + TAX

Time

Jun 25, 2026
12:00 p.m – 2:00 p.m (ET)

Sep 17, 2026

$99 + TAX

Time

Sep 17, 2026
12:00 p.m – 2:00 p.m (ET)

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