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LLM aka Large Legal Mess: Judge wants lawyer fined $15K for using AI slop in filing–theregister.com

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Thomas Claburn A federal magistrate judge has recommended $15,000 in sanctions be imposed on an attorney who cited non-existent court cases concocted by an AI chatbot. ” Back on October 29, 2024, Ramirez cited three non-existent cases in a brief. In a report [PDF] filed last week, Mark J. Read more…

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How to Write a Case Brief: The Ultimate Cheatsheet

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These are often used as a study aid in law school, but they can be used by practicing attorneys to better understand the implications of case law. Remember: The most important element of a case brief is the thought you put into it, so do not expect to be using AI for this purpose.

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How a Motion for Change of Venue Affects Your Case

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A motion for a change of venue is a legal request where a case is transferred from one court jurisdiction to another to ensure a fair trial and avoid bias or undue influence. An infamous change of venue case is the O.J. This was done in the insurance case of Continental Casualty Company v.

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AI in Law: Don’t Blame the Technology for Bad Lawyering

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You’ve probably heard about the case of ChatGPT providing a New York lawyer a number of cases the lawyer used in a brief, cases that no one could find, including the judge. As Carolyn Elefant shared on LinkedIn, “Folks, this stuff happens all the time in law practice. The bottom line is this. Lawyers cut corners.

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Why the Avianca ‘Bogus Cases’ News Is Not About Either Generative AI or Lawyers’ Tech Competence

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We may know more after June 8, the date on which the judge in the case, Mata v. Avianca , has scheduled a hearing to allow the lawyers to show cause for why they should not be sanctioned for what the judge called “an unprecedented circumstance” of a brief “replete with citations to non-existent cases.”

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Jacqueline Schafer on Writing Briefs at the Speed of AI: How ClearBrief is Transforming Legal Drafting

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Greg Lambert 0:52 Yes, apparently this time in Los Angeles, we in our home, or at least an attorney related to a firm that had to explain why there was a brief submitted to the court that had multiple made up citations in there. Then I’m sure the judge is saying sorry, doesn’t cut it. Excuse was Sorry, didn’t check it.

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Get Inside the Heads of Experts and Judges Using Their Own Historical Data

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Today's TL NewsWire Hot Product enables you to analyze the historical record of experts and judges to inform your case strategy, including an expert's track record on Daubert challenges and citations your judge prefers (see article below). The Killer Feature Context grew out of Ravel Law , which LexisNexis acquired in 2017.

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