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The word 'with' is a preposition. Pronouns in a prepositional phrase take the objective form, not the subjective. That's the rule of grammar. The easiest way to determine which form is correct, however, is to eliminate the words 'Richard and.' Would you say 'Can you talk with I' or would you say 'Can you talk with me'? Adding 'Richard and' does not change the form of the pronoun.

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Q: What is the correct grammar for can you talk with Richard and I or can you talk with Richard and me?
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