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Chicago Business Attorney Blog
The First Sanctions for AI Misuse in Court Are a Warning of What Comes Next
Artificial intelligence is entering litigation faster than courts can formally regulate it. Judges are not responding with panic. They are responding with discipline. The first sanctions issued for AI misuse…
Minding Your Business
Michigan Federal Court Protects AI-Assisted Litigation Work Product
By Margaret A. Dale, Laura Gavioli, Nolan Goldberg, Robert Pommer, Peter Cramer, Edward Wang
Courts issued two seemingly conflicting rulings on whether AI generated materials are protected. Heppner (S.D.N.Y.) found that documents created with a consumer version of Claude AI were not privileged or…
Unpredictable
Litigation in Lithuania
By Will Newman
Lithuania is not just famous for beautiful castles, folk music, and farmhouse beer. It is also a technology capital, economic power, and home to about three million people. And so of…
Sports Law Expert
Coach Responds to Lawsuit With Support From Nearly 50 Former Players
By Holt Hackney
In response to a lawsuit filed in December 2025 by former Colgate University student-athlete Amelia Cunningham, legal representatives for Coach Kathy Taylor have released “a comprehensive response” supported by testimonials from…
Trellis.Law Blog
State Trial Court Strategy in Practice: Trellis Law Hosts Live Training Sessions at Legalweek 2026
Most litigation strategy is shaped in state trial courts, yet much of the legal research ecosystem remains centered on appellate opinions rather than the procedural patterns, judicial tendencies, and real-world…
The Southern District of Florida Blog
Tom Goldstein found guilty
By davidoscarmarkussdfla-blogspot-com
Dang, I feel really awful for Tom. Here's Bloomberg's coverage of the verdict:Poker-playing former US Supreme Court litigator Tom Goldstein has been found guilty of 12 of 16 counts following…
Inside Class Actions
A Closer Look: The Discoverability of Artificial Intelligence Prompts
By Barbara Tsao
Are AI prompts, and their generative outputs, discoverable in litigation? A handful of recent district court cases suggest the answer depends on whether the AI prompts and outputs constitute attorney…
The HB Blog
Named in a Lawsuit You Had Nothing to Do With? Getting Out Is Harder Than You Think.
Named in a Lawsuit You Had Nothing to Do With? Getting Out Is Harder Than You Think. You open your email and see a complaint with your name in the…
eDiscovery Watch
Discovery and Potential Privilege of Generative AI Prompts
By Philip H. Cohen, Kathryn C. Cole
During the Generative AI and Litigation CLE Panel at the New York State Bar Association’s Annual Meeting, the panelists discussed whether AI “prompts” that are typically used to create output…
Jus Corpus Law Journal Blogs
INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT CHAMBER OF ADVOCATE VERTIKA SHARMA
By JusCorpus
About the FirmThe Chamber of Advocate Vertika Sharma is a litigation-focused practice appearing before the Delhi High Court and other courts. The chamber provides practical exposure to courtroom practice, legal…