AI Litigation Defense

The Lawyer When AI Is Part of the Case

Bryan Rotella defends organizations when AI in the workflow becomes AI in the case.

Expert AI Coordination

What Bryan Does

Lead defense when AI is part of the litigation. Pre-litigation strategy through trial. Bryan coordinates with the best experts in the country, and he is one of them. Retain Bryan when a complaint is filed, when discovery names your AI, or when leadership needs pre-litigation strategy.

The question in every case where AI touched the workflow:
Did leadership select, supervise, and retain AI the way the standard of care required? The exposure is now or imminent.

Insurance Carriers

When AI in the insured’s workflow is now part of discovery, and current defense counsel needs to know what it means.

Self Insured Organizations

When your litigation involves AI your team adopted, and opposing counsel is asking questions your lawyers cannot answer.

Defense Counsel

When you need co-counsel or expert coordination on the AI issues in your case.

AI Companies

When the product you sold is now part of your customer’s litigation.

Most litigators encountering AI in court are learning the technology mid-trial.
Most AI consultants have never tried a case.

Why Choose Bryan

Bryan built a career in high-exposure litigation, served as General Counsel to a billion-dollar company through data breaches, ransomware attacks, and a successful exit, and has spent over a decade as outside general counsel to healthcare and technology organizations. He understands what AI did in the workflow, what it means in discovery, and how to defend it at trial. Engagements are protected under attorney-client privilege.

Engagement Scope

Lead defense,
AI-related litigation
Pre-litigation strategy
Regulatory defense
Technical & clinical, expert coordination
Insurance carrier defense

Workflow.
Discovery.
Trial.

Bryan Rotella

Founder and AI Governance Attorney
LeadAI Legal®

Over 300 national media appearances across his career. Has informally advised Congressional leaders and committee staff on AI policy. Published in The Hill and the Washington Examiner.