Artificial Intelligence

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From the Bench to the Brief: 61% of Federal Judges Are Using AI -- and It's Reshaping What Courts Expect from Litigators

A landmark Northwestern-NYC Bar study reveals that most federal judges have adopted AI tools, yet training gaps and policy fragmentation persist. Meanwhile, courts are splitting on when litigators can -- and cannot -- use AI in discovery. Here's what the data means for every litigation team.

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1,227 Fabricated Citations and Counting: Inside the AI Hallucination Crisis Reshaping Legal Practice

From a DOJ attorney fired for filing AI-fabricated quotes to the Sixth Circuit imposing $30,000 in sanctions, courts are confronting an epidemic of AI-generated fake legal authorities. With over 1,200 documented cases worldwide, here's what every litigation team needs to know -- and do -- right now.

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The Rise of Agentic AI in Legal Technology: From Assistants to Autonomous Workflows

In early 2026, every major legal tech vendor shipped agentic AI -- autonomous systems that plan and execute multi-step legal workflows. This is either the most important shift since cloud eDiscovery, or the most overhyped buzzword since blockchain. Here's what litigation teams actually need to know.