If you’re using ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or another AI tool during a litigation or court case, what you paste into it could become a much bigger issue than you realize. In this video, Rebecca Zung, The Leverage Lawyer and a trial lawyer with 25 years of experience, explains the critical line between using AI as a powerful litigation preparation tool and accidentally exposing confidential case information, attorney-client communications, work product, financial records, or information covered by a protective order. She also explains why AI-generated legal citations can be completely fabricated, how opposing counsel may seek information about the AI tools you use, what you can safely use AI for, why you should tell your attorney how you're using it, and the extra precautions necessary if you're representing yourself. The key takeaway: use AI for knowledge, preparation, and public information—but never let an AI-generated answer go into a legal filing without your lawyer reviewing it first.
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