Ethics ❯ Legal Ethics

Confidentiality

Attorney-Client Privilege Professional Conduct Use of AI in Law Privilege Waiver Fair Play Public Interest Witness Protection Religious Ethics Client Rights Privilege Doctrine AI Ethics Judicial Conduct Government Accountability Clergy-Penitent Privilege

Arizona Supreme Court Narrows Clergy-Confession Shield by Allowing Pastor’s Secret Recording

The ruling defines a factual test for when clergy communications are protected and limits religious secrecy in criminal evidence.

Federal Court Says Public AI Use Waives Privilege and Work Product

SDNY Ruling Declares Public AI Exchanges Not Privileged as Courts Diverge on Protections

Judge Rules AI-Generated Defense Documents Are Not Privileged in SDNY Case