Chat, is this tortious?
When the firm that represents OpenAI can't even check its own cite-checking.
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* Research suggests that most clients still expect a lawyer to dress up. [Legal Cheek]
* Legal Eagle describes the present political landscape as “multiple Watergates per week,” which seems a little unfair to Nixon, frankly. [WIRED]
* Emory students want the school to do more about violent threats they’re getting. [WSBTV]
* Appellate courts put more weight on decisions of fellow circuits than you might suspect. [National Law Journal]
* Trump’s Labor Secretary steps down amidst wild scandal. [Law360]
* Tariff refund system launches. [Reuters]
* State fears jury list includes dead people, but have they made sure the jurors weren’t just coming to grips with a 4-week contract breach trial. [ABA Journal]
* Is vibe coding a key skill for lawyers? [Bloomberg Law News]
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But Alito's clerk hiring isn't particularly dispositive.
Tl;dr: nothing close to what the naysayers promised would happen.
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