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AI in the Trenches: Of Humans, by Humans, for Humans

By: Jae Hyung Ryu
When your opposing counsel cites a fake case fabricated by a generative artificial intelligence tool in a court filing—a so-called “hallucination”—should you snitch? At least two courts say yes. As generative AI increasingly permeates our personal and professional lives, practitioners, courts, and creators face challenges such as hallucinated citations, privilege concerns, and regulatory uncertainty. Yet... Read more »
6 Min Read Business of Law
June 4, 2026

Corporate Clients Have Never Had a Real Legal Partner

By: Lana J. Manganiello
In April 2026, the New York Times profiled the founder of Medvi, a new AI-enabled telehealth company selling weight-loss drugs. So far, Medvi is on track to do $1.8 billion in revenue this year with just two employees. Like every fast-growing company operating in a highly regulated industry, Medvi has significant and growing legal exposure.... Read more »
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May 14, 2026

How to Effectively Oppose a Petition for Certiorari in the U.S. Supreme Court: A Practitioner’s Guide

By: Timothy S. Bishop, Michael A. Scodro, Timothy B. Leake
For its recipient, a certiorari petition can be an anticlimax. After years of successful litigation, you and your client deserve a break but do not get one. Ninety-odd days after you celebrated a hard-fought victory in the federal court of appeals or state supreme court, you receive an impressively printed petition for writ of certiorari... Read more »

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