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A Mississippi federal judge sanctioned attorneys on both sides of a contract breach case for failing to prevent AI hallucinations in legal filings, including banning attorneys from entering appearances in that court for two years.

An Iowa attorney has been disciplined for incorporating false information in a court brief authored with the help of artificial intelligence.

Courts are beginning to require AI disclosure in legal filings. Learn what this means for law firms and how to safely use AI.

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