Posts from June 2026.
Michigan Court of appeals personally sanctions plaintiff attorney after he repeatedly used incorrect AI-generated legal citations in medical liability case and on appeal.
Tags: Artificial Intelligence
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Michigan Court of Appeals rules contractors involved in a forged deed situation have legal recourse to recover money owed for work done to improve the property.
Business owners and operators should think twice before using AI to analyze legal issues.
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