Technology
Sep. 15, 2026
AI misuse reported in over 2000 cases worldwide. What's a lawyer to do? (PART 1)
As courts abandon the grace period for AI mistakes, lawyers face sanctions, new disclosure rules and a growing duty to verify AI-generated work. Here are three steps firms can take to reduce the risk.
Last month, the
LA Times reported on a story which received a lot of traction. An attorney for
State Farm Insurance Company, in litigation over a coverage for a house in
Carson damaged by fire, apologized to LA Superior Court Judge Elizabeth Bradley
for submitting motions in limine for an October trial
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