PerSpective Mediation

Morgan v. V2X, Inc.: A Meaningful Pro Se Work-Product Win on AI, But Not a Judicial Endorsement of Careless AI Use

Mark R. Osherow My April 2, 2026 article argued that, at least on the current public record, the stronger legal risk arising from public-access GPT use is not a mature pattern of adversaries obtaining regurgitated confidential information from the model itself. It is the more traditional and better-developed risk of waiver, loss of confidentiality, and discoverability when lawyers or litigants voluntarily place sensitive material into a third-party system and thereby create prompt-and-output artifacts that may later be sought in discovery....

Morgan v. V2X, Inc.: A Meaningful Pro Se Work-Product Win on AI, But Not a Judicial Endorsement of Careless AI Use Mark R. Osherow My April 2, 2026 article argued that, at least on the current public record, the stronger legal risk arising from public-access GPT use is not a mature pattern of adversaries obtain…

Public-Access GPTs and Confidential Information: Why the Stronger Legal Risk Is Waiver and Discoverability, Not Proven Adversarial Exposure

Mark R. Osherow The current debate over lawyers’ use of public-access AI GPTs often frames the issue as though the principal danger is that a model will somehow “spit back” a client’s confidential information to the wrong person and that the adversary will then use it in litigation. On the present public record, that proposition is only weakly supported, at best....

Public-Access GPTs and Confidential Information: Why the Stronger Legal Risk Is Waiver and Discoverability, Not Proven Adversarial Exposure Mark R. Osherow The current debate over lawyers’ use of public-access AI GPTs often frames the issue as though the principal danger is that a model will somehow “spit back” a client’s confidential …

Important decision addressing the Binger analysis for late disclosed evidence.

Deadline Discipline or Procedural Overkill? From Binger to Strict Enforcement: Has Florida Civil Procedure Gone Too Far? Mark R. Osherow, Esq. Crecelius v. Rizzitano, No. 6D2024-2217, slip op. at 24 (Fla. 6th DCA Feb. 27, 2026) (en banc). Holding: “Where a party fails to meet a disclosure deadline set forth in a case…

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