On February 17, 2026, the judge in the case of United States v. Heppner (S.D. N.Y. Feb 17, 2026) answered a question of first impression nationwide: when a user communicates with a publicly available AI platform in connection with pending litigation are the AI user’s communications protected by attorney-client privilege or the work product doctrine?…
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Dispositive Motions in the Probate and Family Court
Dispositive Motions in the Probate and Family Court By Jennifer R. Silva, Esq. You have been contacted by your client because they have been served with a complaint. If your blinders are on, you may jump right into drafting your answer and a potential counterclaim and preparing for litigation. However, you would be doing your…
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5 Commonly Asked Questions About MA Divorce Law
Divorce is a difficult and emotional process, and the laws surrounding it can be complex and vary from state to state. In Massachusetts, there are specific laws that govern the divorce process, and they can be confusing for those going through it. Some of the most commonly asked questions in Massachusetts divorce law include issues…
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Divorce and the Holidays in 2022
The holidays can seem incredibly challenging during or after a Massachusetts divorce. Separate festivities, remembering past customs, losing out on in-laws (if you had a nice relationship with them), and a host of other holiday traditions that you once cherished but now lament. Nevertheless, it's imperative to remain composed and continue progressing forward. Even if…
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