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AI-Assisted Legal Filing Verification Checklist
A practical pre-filing checklist for independently verifying AI-assisted legal authorities, quotations, facts, record citations, supervision, signer approval, and post-filing corrections.
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Oregon Supreme Court’s First AI Hallucination Sanctions Show What Courts Punish Most
Oregon’s first AI-fabrication sanctions orders show how verification, supervision, and candor can determine whether false authority leads to a limited fine, dismissal, or professional discipline.
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The OpenAI Copyright MDL Has Become a Data-Governance Case
The OpenAI copyright MDL has produced consequential discovery fights involving ChatGPT logs, model-development records, and privilege. The case now offers concrete lessons about AI retention and litigation readiness.
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Federal Court AI Orders Are Splitting Into Clear Patterns
Federal court AI orders are developing into a few practical categories: no-use orders, disclosure rules, verification certifications, caution-and-sanctions reminders, confidentiality controls, and proposed evidence rules.
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Disney v. Midjourney and the Broader Copyright Question for AI Users
Disney v. Midjourney turns the AI copyright fight into a practical question for companies: what level of output risk are you actually willing to accept and defend?
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The Copyleft Risk in AI-Generated Code: What the Copilot Litigation Means for Companies
Companies are reporting meaningful efficiency gains from AI, and that kind of advantage is quickly making AI tools essential to staying competitive. In software development, tools like GitHub Copilot can speed routine work, shorten timelines, and help teams do more with less. But essential does not mean risk-free. From a legal perspective, AI-generated code can…
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Your AI Prompts May Not Be Privileged
Lawyers and business teams are increasingly using AI tools to think through legal problems. That does not automatically make the prompt, output, or surrounding workflow privileged. The answer may turn on the tool, the user, the doctrine, and the workflow.