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Legal Professional Privilege in the Generative AI Era

Run Time
26 Minutes
Learning Method
On-Demand Training
Practice Area
Dispute Resolution
Available Until
28/07/2028

Price $145.00

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Description

Andrew Judkins, Special Counsel at Norton Rose Fulbright, discusses legal professional privilege in the generative AI era. This webinar will focus on:

  • Legal professional privilege: Recap on foundational principles
  • Impact of generative AI: Use cases and key issues
  • Illustrative scenarios: Generative AI and privilege in practice
  • Practical guidance: Managing privilege risks in generative AI adoption

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Andrew Judkins

Special Counsel

Norton Rose Fulbright

Andrew Judkins is a dispute resolution lawyer based in London. Andrew represents corporates, financial institutions, private equity funds and investment funds in commercial litigation, international arbitration and alternative dispute resolution.

Andrew focuses on corporate disputes (including M&A, joint venture and shareholder disputes), complex contractual disputes and civil fraud. He has extensive experience in both international arbitration (including under the LCIA, ICC, UNCITRAL and SIAC Rules) and litigation in the English High Court (frequently with cross-border elements). Andrew also frequently advises on risk mitigation issues and conducts internal investigations.

Andrew advises across a range of sectors and has particular experience in financial services, telecoms, private equity and investment management.

Andrew is recognised in Legal 500 UK as a ‘Leading Associate’ for Commercial Litigation: Premium (2022-2026) and International Arbitration (2026) and in Best Lawyers UK as a 'One to Watch' in Commercial Dispute Resolution (2023-2025).

Andrew is actively involved in the development of legal policy and practice. He is a committee member of the City of London Law Society AI Committee, the Law Society Private International Law Working Group and the Commercial Litigators’ Forum Associates Committee.
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