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AI Liability & Coverage
As businesses rely on AI tools and vendors, new questions arise when those systems make mistakes. Who is responsible when an AI product causes a loss, and will insurance cover it?
The answers often turn on familiar legal tools applied to new facts: the vendor contract, its warranties and liability limits, and the wording of insurance policies, including newer AI exclusions. These articles explain how to evaluate AI-related losses and claims.
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Insurance Recovery
An AI Mistake Led to a Claim. Which Insurance Policy Should Respond?
An AI-related demand may involve professional liability, cyber, privacy, or content coverage. Mapping each allegation to a policy and reporting requirement helps identify a potential defense and avoid missed notice.
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Business Disputes
AI and Biometric Data: Why Illinois Businesses Face Unique Exposure
AI features that recognize faces, fingerprints, or voices can trigger the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act. Why the exposure is unusual, where voice-based claims are heading, and how insurance may respond.
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Business Disputes
Using AI to Screen Job Applicants in Illinois: Where the Legal Risk Sits
An AI tool narrows 600 applicants to 25, and a rejected candidate alleges age bias. What Illinois's new AI employment law, notice requirements, and vendor liability mean for employers.
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Contracts & Advisory
Before You Sign an AI Vendor Contract: 8 Clauses to Read Twice
AI vendor agreements often limit liability, restrict indemnification, and give the vendor broad rights in your data. Eight provisions to read closely before you sign.
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Contracts & Advisory
The AI Tool Didn't Do What the Sales Demo Showed. Do You Have a Claim?
An AI platform performed well in the sales presentation and poorly in practice. How the contract, warranty law, non-reliance clauses, and Illinois fraud rules shape a buyer's options.
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