As such, Peter LoDuca and Steven Schwartz will face potential consequences for using the unchecked citations at a Thursday, June 8 hearing. The lawyers were representing Roberto Mata, who sued Avianca Airlines after injuring his knee on a serving cart.
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Lawyer’s Attempt To Use AI To Do Legal Research May Bring Sanctions
Lawyers attempting to leverage artificial intelligence to do legal research are facing potential sanctions after they submitted court documents citing cases invented by ChatGPT. So reports Bloomberg Law.
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