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- AI in the Jury Box: Promise, Limits and the Role of Human Deliberation
- You Can Use AI in Court. You Can’t Secretly Rig It.
- Judge's AI Error-Laden Ruling Faces Appellate Scrutiny. Are There Lessons for Lawyers?
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Judge's AI Error-Laden Ruling Faces Appellate Scrutiny. Are There Lessons for Lawyers?
“The cure for AI hallucinations is human verification,” stated attorney Crawford Appleby. “So, no matter whether it’s a solo practitioner, a big firm, the department of justice or...
Shanghai First Intermediate People’s Court Holds AI Voice-Cloning Platform Liable, Shifts Burden of Proof on Training Da...
On September 29, 2026, the Shanghai First Intermediate People’s Court issued a final ruling addressing what is described as Shanghai’s first case concerning natural-person voice-ri...
Judge's AI Error-Laden Ruling Faces Appellate Scrutiny. Are There Lessons for Lawyers?
“The cure for AI hallucinations is human verification," stated attorney Crawford Appleby. "So, no matter whether it's a solo practitioner, a big firm, the department of justice or...
Hallucination-laced TRO raises alarm bells on AI use by courts
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reviews a temporary restraining order by Judge Henry T. Wingate in Mississippi, which contained AI-induced errors. The post Hallucination-lace...
AI Mishap Has Judge Questioning 'Our Collective Character'
A California attorney was barred from representing the plaintiffs in a Massachusetts insurance coverage dispute and ordered to pay legal costs of up to $10,000 to opposing counsel,...
Judicial AI Summit: How Judges Use AI, Address Hallucinations
Judges talked over lagging AI adoption and education in the judiciary and the friction that may cause with incoming court staff.
AI Has Entered The Courthouse…Are You Ready For It?
How should we read and evaluate opinions that may have been AI-assisted? The post AI Has Entered The Courthouse…Are You Ready For It? appeared first on Above the Law.
Trust but Verify: Use of AI in Expert Testimony
Courts are finding that AI use in expert reports often constitutes discoverable methodology rather than protected draft material, making it critical for counsel to establish clear...
When the Robot Lies: A Colorado Court’s Warning on AI Hallucinations in Court Filings
Court Evaluates AI-Related Provisions in Discovery Protective Orders
AI in Expert Witness Testimony- What Litigators Need to Know About LLM Discovery Risks
5th Circ. Judge Hints Court Order With AI Errors Can't Stand
A Fifth Circuit judge wanted to know why a panel should keep intact a court order blocking an anti-DEI Mississippi law that contained artificial intelligence hallucinations, asking...
AI.Law Fights To Keep Patent Suit Alive Against Eve Legal
Legal tech company AI.Law urged a San Francisco federal judge to deny a bid by its rival Eve Legal to throw out its patent suit, arguing that its claims are patent-eligible because...
AI.Law Fights To Keep Patent Suit Alive Against Eve Legal
Legal tech company AI.Law urged a San Francisco federal judge to deny a bid by its rival Eve Legal to throw out its patent suit, arguing that its claims are patent-eligible because...
What Trial Teams Should Know About AI Jury Research Tools
Using artificial intelligence for jury research is quickly becoming part of the litigation consulting landscape, and can be a useful part of a case assessment toolkit — but litigat...
What Trial Teams Should Know About AI Jury Research Tools
Using artificial intelligence for jury research is quickly becoming part of the litigation consulting landscape, and can be a useful part of a case assessment toolkit — but litigat...
AI and Legal Practice: A $15,000 Warning from the Illinois Appellate Court
Recently, Chip Merlin and the Property Insurance Coverage Blog have been discussing artificial intelligence (“AI”) use in the legal field. In his blog post titled Four Decades A La...
Fake Cases in Canadian Courts: The AI Problem No One Can Ignore (And Why It Matters for Your Family Law Case)
Courts across Canada are dealing with fabricated legal authorities at a scale that did not exist even two years ago.
Delaware Chancery Decision Highlights Risks of AI-Generated Transcripts of Board Meetings
The Delaware Court of Chancery recently issued a decision that serves as a reminder that boards should establish clear controls before using AI meeting tools because AI-generated r...
Illinois Judge's Standing Order on AI Use Marks a Shift in Judicial Transparency
Preserving attorney-client privilege in age of AI
This article examines how us courts address attorney-client privilege challenges posed by generative AI, focusing on recent rulings in Heppner and Warner. The post Preserving attor...
AI In The Courtroom: The Rules Are Coming, Just Not How Lawyers Expect
The question isn’t when courts will 'catch up.' It’s whether lawyers understand that, in many ways, they already have. The post AI In The Courtroom: The Rules Are Coming, Just Not...
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