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A Harvard Law graduate left her high-paying job at a major law firm to launch an AI legal startup, working more hours for less pay but finding greater purpose.
AI company Anthropic has launched a new suite of professional tools, sparking a debate on whether general-purpose AI can replace specialized industry software.
Applications to U.S. law schools have surged by 44% over two years, as students bet on a legal career despite the rise of AI and economic uncertainty.
Alaska's plan to launch an AI chatbot for legal probate assistance faced major delays after the tool produced inaccurate information, highlighting the risks of AI in sensitive government roles.
Lawyers using AI are submitting court filings with fabricated legal cases, prompting judges to issue sanctions and a new group of legal watchdogs to emerge.
Two U.S. federal judges have admitted their offices used AI to draft court documents that contained fabricated quotes and fictional individuals, prompting a rebuke from Congress.
Conversations with AI chatbots are being used as evidence in criminal cases, as they lack the legal protections of discussions with doctors or lawyers.
Courts in Latin America are adopting AI to clear case backlogs but struggle to prosecute crimes involving deepfakes due to outdated legal frameworks.
A veteran Palo Alto lawyer admitted to a federal judge that he cited non-existent legal cases in a court filing after using an artificial intelligence tool.
Brazil's judicial system has deployed over 140 AI projects to manage 70 million lawsuits, but the technology is also fueling a surge in new case filings.
Prominent law firm Boies Schiller Flexner has admitted to filing a court brief containing fabricated case citations generated by an artificial intelligence tool.
A California lawyer has received a $10,000 fine from a state appeals court after filing a legal brief containing 21 fake case citations generated by ChatGPT.
