@McCoySmith That's my thought too. There was a guy at my old firm who taught me to say this when onboarding a new client + I've had 2 people say it to me. I don't recall ever saying this myself, but I wonder how it became ubiquitous and what it means. I should ask the next time it happens.
After onboarding a new outside counsel, the relationship partner often says to the lead in-house counsel, "We are going to make you look so good."
Private practitioners: Do you say this? Do you complete the sentence by providing the preposition "by" + an explanation?
Unpopular opinion:
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spacing your sentences like this.
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Here, it seemed important to the USA that the AI tool was not integrated into the email agent. What if it were? What if he drafted an email in Outlook with Copilot involving communications between a client and a non-attorney computer before hitting send. Privilege or nah? /8
I was reading the US Attorney's "Motion for a Ruling that Documents the Defendant Generated Through an Artificial Intelligence Tool Are Not Privileged" in United States v. Heppner, Doc. 22 (S.D.N.Y. Feb. 6, 2026). /1