AI in Court
Yasiel Puig, AI-Hallucinated Citations, Gambling, and Libel
From an L.A. Superior Court order earlier this month in Yasiel Puig Valdes v. All3 Media, LLC: In reply, Moving Defendants contend that Plaintiff's opposition should be stricken for citing fabricated cases. Upon review…
Indiana County Elected Tax Assessor’s Filings Contain AI Hallucination
From Tippecanoe County Assessor v. Goergen, one of several such opinions released that day by the Tax Court of Indiana (written by Judge Justin McAdam): The Tippecanoe County Assessor, Eric Grossman, filed an original tax…
Repeated “Nonexistent Cases” in Filing From >20-Lawyer Insurance Defense Firm
From today's decision in Gittemeier v. Liberty Mutual Pers. Ins. Co. (E.D. Mo.): Gittemeier posits that Liberty Mutual again miscited cases in its filing and referenced at least one non-existent citation, despite the…
Are We Dating the Same Vexatious Litigator Whose Filings Cite Nonexistent Cases?
In Souders v. Lazor, decided Wednesday by the Ohio Court of Appeals (Judge Marilyn Zayas, joined by Judges Terrance Nestor and Richard Moore), Souders sued based on "certain posts made in a Facebook group entitled,…
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