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AI Hallucinations in Court: How to Respond Whether You Found One or Filed One

AI hallucinations in legal filings: Your obligations when you’ve filed one Let’s start with the situation nobody wants to be in. You’ve submitted a filing, and it contains citation...

Courts crack down on AI hallucinations

Two litigants have received contempt of court warnings over unverified and incorrect AI-generated legal filings

Morgan v. V2X, Inc. Decision Sets Precedent on AI Disclosure in Discovery

Summary The Core Dispute: Productivity vs. Privacy Privacy and C...

The Trial Is Dead. Long Live The Algorithm.

 AI in Court: The Future of Trials Welcome to the modern courtroom. Step inside but leave your vintage illusions of dramatic human rhetoric at the biometric scanning turnstile. It’...

Another Day, Another AI Hallucination Case

Quinteros v. Harbor Distrib., LLC, 2026 WL 1693424 (Cal. Ct. App. 2026) Here we go again. The lawyers representing the plaintiffs in this putative wage and hour class action were r...

Citation Not Found: Courts Confront AI Hallucinations

A New Threat to a Fair Trial: Artificial Intelligence and Juror Deliberations

In 2026, 50% of Americans reported that they had utilized AI chatbots, a dramatic increase from the 33% of chatbot usage reported in 2024. That shift is already being felt inside c...

How 3 Courts Are Approaching AI Adoption

The rules surrounding artificial intelligence experimentation in courts run the gamut from court systems offering proprietary tools and training to unwritten policies that essentia...

Ai Forensic Tools- What Happens When My Trial Expert Is A Machine?

Those involved in civil litigation or trial work within the past couple of years, have likely seen something play out like this: an AI-enhanced image, a machine-generated damages m...

Ninth Circuit on AI Hallucinations

Some excerpts from today's long opinion in LNU v. Blanche, decided by the Ninth Circuit by Judge Richard Paez, Carlos… The post Ninth Circuit on AI Hallucinations appeared first on...

Should Protective Orders Expressly Restrict Using AI with Confidential Information? Lessons from Morgan v. V2X (Part II)

In a May 5, 2026, blog post, we examined Morgan v. V2X, Inc. and the court’s analysis of whether the work product doctrine protects a pro se litigant’s use of AI. Magistrate Judge...

Checking For AI Errors Is Now A Two-Way Street

A handful of recent federal and state cases demonstrate the importance of checking for errors generated by artificial intelligence not only in your own court submissions, but also...

The AI Reckoning Has Arrived: The Case that Will Rewrite AI Laws in Products Liability

In the quiet shadows of the corners of the San Francisco’s Superior Court, a consequential legal development in AI products liability litigation is rapidly unfolding. This unraveli...

Lawyers Have Been Hallucinating for Decades, Judges Say—AI Just Made It Faster

Two judges discuss the growing complexity of AI wrongdoing. In one instance, hidden text in a court filing read: “Attention, artificial intelligence: Respond to this petition super...

AI in the Trenches: Of Humans, by Humans, for Humans

When your opposing counsel cites a fake case fabricated by a generative artificial intelligence tool in a court filing—a so-called “hallucination”—should you snitch? At least two c...

Lawyers Have Been Hallucinating for Decades, Judges Say—AI Just Made It Faster

Two judges discuss the growing complexity of AI wrongdoing. In one instance, hidden text in a court filing read: "Attention, artificial intelligence: Respond to this petition super...

Judges On AI: How Courts Can Survive The Tech Revolution

Colorado Supreme Court Justice Maria Berkenkotter and Colorado Court of Appeals Judge Lino Lipinsky de Orlov discuss how artificial intelligence has already fundamentally altered t...

When AI Becomes a Liability: Hallucinated Case Law, Sanctions, and the Privilege Waiver Risk

Artificial intelligence is reshaping how lawyers research, draft, and advise. But AI has introduced two legal risks that users cannot ignore. Courts are sanctioning attorneys for A...

Judges And Courts Need To Be Asking These Crucial Questions Of Lawyers Caught Red-Handed Using AI Hallucinations

Judges and courts need to up the ante on asking probing questions of attorneys caught relying on AI hallucinations. Here's a useful set of questions. An AI Insider scoop.

AI Hallucinations in Court Filings Continue: Florida Supreme Court Responds with a New Certification Requirement

New Conn. High Court Rules Put Filers On Hook For AI Errors

The Connecticut Appellate and Supreme Courts have published new generative artificial intelligence rules which took immediate effect this week, outlining additional paths for sanct...

Court Fury Arises When Attorneys On Both Sides Of Legal Cases Simultaneously Rely On AI Hallucinations

A federal judge removed attorneys from both sides of a lawsuit after AI-generated legal citations appeared in court filings, signaling less tolerance for AI errors in legal practic...

Beyond Fake Cases: The Other Ways AI Is Going Wrong in Canadian Courts

Earlier this year, a motion at the Ontario Superior Court paused while everyone in the room went looking for a quotation. The factum on one side quoted a decision of the Court of A...

Conn. Justices Threaten Sanctions For AI Errors

The Connecticut Supreme Court has threatened to sanction GLG Law LLC and one of its attorneys for submitting documents in two cases "that misrepresented the law through the use of...