Warning Party To Stop Citing Fake AI Cases Is Not, In Fact, Bias
Probably should have asked AI to research the sanctions question.
Probably should have asked AI to research the sanctions question.
There could be consequences.
Willkie AI and Innovation leader Todd Friedlich spoke to LexisNexis about firm’s thoughtful approach to legal AI
Pro se is more common than attorneys realize.
Florida plaintiff tells 'clown ass court' what he wants it to do with itself.
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He should have shut up a long time ago, TBH.
Let the lawyer beware: pro se litigants are likely to research all of the legal issues and procedures involved in a case and harp on deficiencies in the positions of adversaries.
Spoiler alert: The state is going to win.
Is there a forum non conveniens motion for the 'courts of heaven'?
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Uhhhh... motion granted?
This is one for the record books.
The fact that an entity dedicated to assisting pro se litigants couldn't succeed is not necessarily a failure as much as a sign of the problem.
Pro se litigants in large swaths of the country are at a distinct disadvantage.