Isaac Sommers
January 22, 2025 | Legaltech News
Courts Demonstrate Growing Willingness to Sanction Courtroom Misuse of AIAs litigants increasingly adopt generative artificial (gen AI) tools, courts have responded by issuing standing orders, local rules, and opinions addressing how AI and gen AI may be used in the courtroom. Notably, two recent opinions demonstrate courts’ growing willingness to use existing rules to impose sanctions on parties who misuse gen AI—even when those rules do not mention AI.
By Amy Jane Longo and Shannon Capone Kirk and Isaac Sommers and Jake Barr
4 minute read
February 02, 2024 | New York Law Journal
Generating Buzz: Judicial Scrutiny of AI Use and Its Impact on the Future of LitigationFrom automating and enhancing research, to streamlining the process of document review, and even drafting documents, generative AI holds great potential to transform the legal industry. However, this transformative power comes with its own set of challenges.
By Amy Jane Longo, Isaac Sommers and Emily Cobb
9 minute read
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