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Florida v. OpenAI Turns Chatbot Safety Into a State Consumer-Protection Case
Florida has filed a state enforcement lawsuit against OpenAI and Sam Altman that turns chatbot safety into a consumer-protection, child-data, product-liability, and nuisance case.
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Sixth Circuit Removes Appointed Counsel After AI-Generated False Quotations
The Sixth Circuit removed appointed counsel after AI-assisted briefs used real authorities for false quotations and misleading legal propositions.
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Michigan Court of Appeals Turns AI-Fabrication Into Published Appellate Sanctions Law
Michigan now has a published appellate opinion holding that AI-related fabricated and unsupported authority can trigger personal fee exposure and grievance referral.
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AI Sanctions Are Moving Beyond Fake Cases
Courts are moving beyond fake-case sanctions to false quotations, mischaracterized real cases, fabricated record references, and failed correction filings.
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FTC’s Active Listening Settlement Turns AI-Washing Into a Privacy Problem
The FTC’s Active Listening settlements link exaggerated AI claims, adtech targeting, weak consent theories, and the post-AMG limits on Section 13(b) monetary relief.
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AI Court Rules Are Becoming Verification Rules
Courts are not asking whether AI helped write the first draft. They are asking whether a lawyer verified the final one.
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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.