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Bloomberg Law opinion says not to wait for appellate clarity on AI in discovery

Bloomberg Law says Reed Smith partner Gregory Speier warns that companies waiting for appellate clarity will get their answer “in a motion to compel or worse.”

In an opinion shared on September 11, Bloomberg Law says no appellate court had yet weighed in on the AI discovery issues being litigated. Reed Smith partner Gregory Speier argues against waiting for that clarity, warning that companies will instead get their answer “in a motion to compel or worse.”

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Bloomberg Law opinion says not to wait for appellate clarity on AI in discovery

Bloomberg Law says Reed Smith partner Gregory Speier warns that companies waiting for appellate clarity will get their answer “in a motion to compel or worse.”

In an opinion shared on September 11, Bloomberg Law says no appellate court had yet weighed in on the AI discovery issues being litigated. Reed Smith partner Gregory Speier argues against waiting for that clarity, warning that companies will instead get their answer “in a motion to compel or worse.”

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Opinion: Because these issues of AI in discovery are being litigated now, no appellate court has had the opportunity to weigh in — but companies that wait for appellate clarity will get their answer in a motion to compel or worse.
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Don’t Wait for Appellate Courts to Set Your AI Discovery Tactics
Because these issues of AI in discovery are being litigated now, no appellate court has had the opportunity to weigh in — but companies that wait for appellate clarity will get their answer in a motion to compel or worse, says Reed Smith partner Gregory Speier.
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@BLawOpinion: Because these issues of AI in discovery are being litigated now, no appellate court has had the opportunity to weigh in — but companies that wait for appellate clarity will get their answer in a motion to compel or worse. https://news.bloomberglaw.com/legal-exchange-insights-and-commentary/dont-wait-for-appellate-courts-to-set-your-ai-discovery-tactics?taid=6aa3fb616df06e00010fc160&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter

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Bloomberg Law@BLaw 2 days ago
Opinion: Because these issues of AI in discovery are being litigated now, no appellate court has had the opportunity to weigh in — but companies that wait for appellate clarity will get their answer in a motion to compel or worse.
bloomberglaw.com
Don’t Wait for Appellate Courts to Set Your AI Discovery Tactics
Because these issues of AI in discovery are being litigated now, no appellate court has had the opportunity to weigh in — but companies that wait for appellate clarity will get their answer in a motion to compel or worse, says Reed Smith partner Gregory Speier.
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