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Source: JD Supra https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/lawyers-sanctioned-for-citing-ai-3599718/ In another “hard lesson learned” case, on Monday, February 24, 2025, a federal district court sanctioned three lawyers from the national law firm Morgan & Morgan for citing artificial intelligence (AI)-generated fake cases in motions in limine. Of the nine cases cited in the motions, eight were non-existent. Although two of

Legal IT Insider   San Francisco-founded legal tech startup WilsonAI has raised $1.7m to build what it describes as an AI paralegal; an AI agent that integrates with legal teams’ existing systems and data, automating repetitive legal tasks such as handling routine legal requests, answering common questions, and reviewing contracts. The $1.7M pre-seed round was

https://legaltechnology.com/2025/02/24/lewis-silkin-rolls-out-harvey-across-the-firm/Legal Technology.Com reports UK law firm Lewis Silkin has become the latest firm to make Harvey’s legal generative AI platform available to everyone in the firm, as part of what business and technology leader and strategist Alex Bazin says is the firm’s path to becoming a tech-enabled law firm. Announcing the roll out on LinkedIn last week,

Wojciech Woloszyk (Wo?oszyk) Legal Linguistics Expert | LINKEDIN LOCAL – TRÓJMIASTO | HIGH-END ENGLISH LEGAL TRANSLATIONS | ENGLISH FOR LAW | Translating4EU | Lawyer-linguist | CEO @ IURIDICO February 20, 2025 “The wisdom of entrusting a highly sensitive draft judgment to software or artificial intelligence in the pre-release stage is alarming, to say the least,”

Considering the rapid development and deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) in a wide array of applications and business sectors, it can be a daunting task for a company’s General Counsel (GC) to keep pace in identifying and managing associated risks. The following overview of the major legal, compliance, and cybersecurity risks is intended to help

Morgan & Morgan has warned its lawyers against including AI hallucinations in legal work, with the threat of disciplinary action. According to a survey, 63% of lawyers have used AI tools for work in the past, with 12% using them regularly. Lawyers caught using unverified AI-generated citations can face penalties, including fines and mandatory courses

Attorneys: Regina Sam Penti, Georgina Jones Suzuki, Parv Gondalia In a Westlaw Today article, attorneys discussed DeepSeek artificial intelligence legal considerations for enterprise users. The authors note that while some versions of DeepSeek’s AI model can be downloaded and run locally without storing data on cloud storage controlled by DeepSeek, enterprise users exploring use of DeepSeek through its iOS

Two partners from Hogan Lovells discussed the evolving legal landscape and the integration of artificial intelligence into business and legal practices. Artificial intelligence integration has introduced new opportunities and significant challenges for the legal profession. At the University of Miami School of Law, the Miami Law & AI Lab (MiLA) hosted a recent discussion with Logan Breed

February 11, 2025 LexisNexis Survey Shows 82% of Professionals Open to GenAI Adoption NEW YORK, Feb. 11, 2025 — LexisNexis Legal & Professional, a leading global provider of AI-powered analytics and decision tools, today released results from its second annual LexisNexis Future of Work Report, which demonstrates growing maturity and active exploration of generative AI (genAI) adoption.