#LegalEthics Tidbit: If my ethics expert’s report is just a string cite of ethics opinions, is that helpful to the court?
An associate sued a big law firm after she was fired. The firm engaged an expert (a law professor) to opinion on ... (cont.)

#LegalEthics Tidbit: If my ethics expert’s report is just a string cite of ethics opinions, is that helpful to the court?
An associate sued a big law firm after she was fired. The firm engaged an expert (a law professor) to opinion on ... (cont.)
#LegalEthics Tidbit: Should my consumer perception expert be excluded for just one #AI hallucination in her report?
In a class action false advertising case, the plaintiff offered the testimony of a marketing professor to opine on consumer...(cont.)
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#LegalEthics Tidbit: Can I allege unverified “facts” from an #AI summary, as long as I say it’s on “information and belief?”
A FL man was convicted of murder in the 1990’s and then exonerated in 2022 after the witness recanted her ... (cont.)
#LegalEthics Tidbit: What happens if the judge I’m appearing before is in my fantasy football league?
A judge asked the NY Advisory Committee in Judicial Ethics if judges are permitted to appear in an online fantasy football league with attorneys who might... (cont.)
#LegalEthics Tidbit #StarTrekDay Edition: Can I prosecute a crime I witnessed?
A member of the Kronos bar was appointed to prosecute two Star Fleet officers for an alleged murder. The prosecutor was ... (cont.)
#LegalEthics Tidbit: Is “panic” a good excuse for #AI hallucinations?
An Assistant US Attorney (AUSA) in NC “submitted a brief containing fabricated quotations and misstatements of case holdings” that were hallucinated by #AI ... (cont.)
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#LegalEthics Tidbit: Can I partner with an ABS if my state doesn’t allow them?
An Alternative Business Structure (ABS) is essentially a law firm owned in part by non-lawyers, which is a no-no in most states but not in AZ. SC does not ... (cont.)
#LegalEthics Tidbit: Should I get sanctioned for #AI hallucinations if I clean up my own mess before anyone else has noticed?
A MS lawyer was ordered to show cause why he should not be sanctioned for hallucinated citations in a ... (cont.)
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#LegalEthics Tidbit: Is #AI misuse driving up the nuisance (and settlement) value of cases?
A MS mother filed a pro se federal court complaint alleging that a school district failed to provide an education suited to ... (cont.)
#LegalEthics Tidbit: If my client tells me to do nothing at trial, can the judge order me to be more effective?
A criminal defendant hired a NY lawyer for his trial. On the morning of the trial, the defendant appeared in court, ... (cont.)