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Attorney-Client Privilege in the Age of AI

The adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) is widespread and rapidly evolving, with most search engine results including an AI summary sometimes providing useful information… or wildly hallucinated inaccuracies. Before using public AI tools for legal matters, be aware that anything you share may not stay private, and that can put attorney-client privilege at risk.

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The Jones Act Waiver: Fuel for Further Reform?

The ongoing Jones Act waiver issued this year has reopened familiar debates in U.S. maritime policy. The waiver, and its extension, appear to comply with the letter of current law. However, the purpose of the waiver stands in tension with reforms Congress enacted just five years ago to narrow waiver authority.

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Good News: The Unit Owner Has Filed Bankruptcy

If you're part of a homeowners association (HOA), planned community, condominium association or cooperative  -- this article is for you. Community Association attorney Elliot H. Berton outlines what exactly happens when a resident files for bankruptcy, and how it affects next steps for your community's board members.

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What Can Happen If I Use AI as a Condo or HOA Board Member?

Members of association boards must now be on the look-out for certain exclusions to their directors & officers liability policies relating to artificial intelligence.  Recently, a large commercial lines insurance company introduced a new “absolute” exclusion to its D&O policies that seeks to eliminate coverage for nearly all claims related to AI-generated content, including using AI-generated content to assist with making complex financial, legal or governance decisions, as well as creating budgets, contracts, declarations, bylaws and more.

Theodore T. Speedy, Attorney at Gawthrop

How Do SEPTA Service Cuts Affect Chester County Municipalities?

Today the first phase of reductions begins for SEPTA service cuts, affecting the following municipalities in Chester County with a 20% service cut. Of the 32 bus routes eliminated in the region, the Chester County bus routes eliminated this month include the 204 (from Paoli to Eagleview) and the 206 (from Paoli to Great Valley)...

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