A secret message, invisible to humans, exploited an AI limitation: the inability to distinguish between text to be read and instructions to be followed. Beware of this strategy, which can turn any document — a brief, a contract, a discovery production — into a Trojan horse.

A New York judge ruled that AI-generated documents do not qualify for attorney-client privilege, and raises an important question, “How else will AI impact the legal process, and how can we prepare for it?”

Amicus brief provides compelling support for the private equity industry in the United States.

A close reading of the Bank Secrecy Act and FinCEN's 2019 guidance raises fundamental questions about whether the legal foundation of the Tornado Cash prosecution can withstand scrutiny.

Ben Gruenstein expressed the uncertainty of many when he asked, "What does 'undue delay' mean?" in the context of a new Justice Department approach to corporate enforcement policies.

Thank you to Fellows Jonathan Sack, Ben Gruenstein, Lucinda Low and Fred Davis for filing an amicus on behalf of The Academy in the Rafoi case.