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  1. #LegalEthics Tidbit: If you still don’t know the risks of #AI by now, nobody is going to believe you.

    In a FL civil appeal, Court of Appeal called out the appellant’s lawyer for his “rampant use of hallucinated citations to legal authority.” The lawyer ignored the initial show cause and “more than a month passed with no response.” The attorney “finally surfaced” over a month later and claimed that he used #AI to write the ... (cont.)

    caselaw.findlaw.com/court/fl-d
    #law #lawfedi

  2. #LegalEthics Tidbit: If you still don’t know the risks of #AI by now, nobody is going to believe you.

    In a FL civil appeal, Court of Appeal called out the appellant’s lawyer for his “rampant use of hallucinated citations to legal authority.” The lawyer ignored the initial show cause and “more than a month passed with no response.” The attorney “finally surfaced” over a month later and claimed that he used #AI to write the ... (cont.)

    caselaw.findlaw.com/court/fl-d
    #law #lawfedi

  3. #LegalEthics Tidbit: If you still don’t know the risks of #AI by now, nobody is going to believe you.

    In a FL civil appeal, Court of Appeal called out the appellant’s lawyer for his “rampant use of hallucinated citations to legal authority.” The lawyer ignored the initial show cause and “more than a month passed with no response.” The attorney “finally surfaced” over a month later and claimed that he used #AI to write the ... (cont.)

    caselaw.findlaw.com/court/fl-d
    #law #lawfedi

  4. #LegalEthics Tidbit: If you still don’t know the risks of #AI by now, nobody is going to believe you.

    In a FL civil appeal, Court of Appeal called out the appellant’s lawyer for his “rampant use of hallucinated citations to legal authority.” The lawyer ignored the initial show cause and “more than a month passed with no response.” The attorney “finally surfaced” over a month later and claimed that he used #AI to write the ... (cont.)

    caselaw.findlaw.com/court/fl-d
    #law #lawfedi

  5. #LegalEthics Tidbit: If you still don’t know the risks of #AI by now, nobody is going to believe you.

    In a FL civil appeal, Court of Appeal called out the appellant’s lawyer for his “rampant use of hallucinated citations to legal authority.” The lawyer ignored the initial show cause and “more than a month passed with no response.” The attorney “finally surfaced” over a month later and claimed that he used #AI to write the ... (cont.)

    caselaw.findlaw.com/court/fl-d
    #law #lawfedi

  6. #LegalEthics Tidbit: Is every signatory on a brief truly responsible for the hallucinations, no matter whose fault it really is?

    A MD firm filed an appellate brief in the DC Court of Appeals, with three lawyer’s names on the signature block. When it turned out the brief contained citations to cases that didn’t exist, the court issued a show cause order. One of the three attorneys threw herself under the bus, explained that she used #AI ... (cont.)

    efile.dcappeals.gov/document/v
    #law #lawfedi

  7. #LegalEthics Tidbit: Is every signatory on a brief truly responsible for the hallucinations, no matter whose fault it really is?

    A MD firm filed an appellate brief in the DC Court of Appeals, with three lawyer’s names on the signature block. When it turned out the brief contained citations to cases that didn’t exist, the court issued a show cause order. One of the three attorneys threw herself under the bus, explained that she used #AI ... (cont.)

    efile.dcappeals.gov/document/v
    #law #lawfedi

  8. #LegalEthics Tidbit: Is every signatory on a brief truly responsible for the hallucinations, no matter whose fault it really is?

    A MD firm filed an appellate brief in the DC Court of Appeals, with three lawyer’s names on the signature block. When it turned out the brief contained citations to cases that didn’t exist, the court issued a show cause order. One of the three attorneys threw herself under the bus, explained that she used #AI ... (cont.)

    efile.dcappeals.gov/document/v
    #law #lawfedi

  9. #LegalEthics Tidbit: Is every signatory on a brief truly responsible for the hallucinations, no matter whose fault it really is?

    A MD firm filed an appellate brief in the DC Court of Appeals, with three lawyer’s names on the signature block. When it turned out the brief contained citations to cases that didn’t exist, the court issued a show cause order. One of the three attorneys threw herself under the bus, explained that she used #AI ... (cont.)

    efile.dcappeals.gov/document/v
    #law #lawfedi

  10. #LegalEthics Tidbit: Is every signatory on a brief truly responsible for the hallucinations, no matter whose fault it really is?

    A MD firm filed an appellate brief in the DC Court of Appeals, with three lawyer’s names on the signature block. When it turned out the brief contained citations to cases that didn’t exist, the court issued a show cause order. One of the three attorneys threw herself under the bus, explained that she used #AI ... (cont.)

    efile.dcappeals.gov/document/v
    #law #lawfedi