A federal magistrate judge publicly reprimanded a former U.S. Attorney for submitting court briefs containing AI-generated hallucinations and false case citations, resulting in the attorney's termination and national professional disgrace. The case underscores the severe consequences attorneys face when failing to verify AI-generated content before filing, with similar incidents emerging across federal courts nationwide.

Most companies have spent years preparing for traditional cybersecurity incidents. A growing number now face a different kind of exposure: employees entering sensitive business or personal information into unapproved artificial intelligence tools.

Daily we read stories of how Artificial intelligence (AI) has evolved from a futuristic concept into an everyday business tool. While much attention focuses on the AI models themselves...

An Illinois circuit court recently imposed $60,000 in sanctions on a law firm and attorney for submitting AI-generated fabricated case citations in court filings, marking a significant escalation in judicial penalties for artificial intelligence misuse. The case reveals how multiple instances of AI hallucinations across several filings, combined with inadequate disclosure and failure to take responsibility, led to one of the largest sanctions to date for AI-related misconduct in legal practice.

As the proverbial curse provides, "May you live in interesting times." We now live in such interesting times.

A provision in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act created a narrow window for eligible small businesses to retroactively recover R&D costs amortized under Section 174 for tax years 2022-2024.

Today, many clients use artificial intelligence in their businesses to improve services, increase efficiency, and reduce costs. In many cases, employees use a combination of paid and free large language model...

Texas Has Embraced Pro-business Corporate Law Changes But Texas Corporations Have to Adopt or "Opt-In" to Some of the Changes

Veterans Day, originally known as Armistice Day, traces its origins to the end of World War I — then called "the Great War." The armistice, or ceasefire agreement, was signed between the Allied powers and Germany on November 11, 1918, bringing an end to hostilities on the Western Front

For business owners who do not regularly encounter litigation, many aspects of the process are poorly understood. A lot happens between filing a lawsuit and going to trial, and many cases can be dismissed, or even won, before trial.

Intellectual property disputes rarely begin as existential threats. More often, they start with a disagreement over scope, ownership, use, or compensation.

For most of us, the Christmas season brings to mind countless brands tied to holiday memories or traditions, whether from our own childhood or as experienced through the eyes of our children.

As a backdrop, the case is Daily News, LP et al v. Microsoft Corporation et al, 1-24-cv-03285, in the Southern District of New York. This case is one of the few that depict the frictional issues naturally arising with the advent of AI. Specifically, use of others' intellectual property to train machine learning algorithms.

In case you've missed it, U.S. pop star Katy Perry has been defending a trademark infringement lawsuit brought by Australian fashion designer Katie Perry.

This past November, 26-year old OpenAI whistleblower Suchir Balaji was found dead in his apartment in San Francisco.

Texas, like a number of other states, strictly interprets indemnity clauses. Moreover, it has adopted a strict interpretation of a rule called the Express Negligence Doctrine.

If you've followed our blogs for any length of time—particularly during the past two years—you've seen our updates on the many ways generative Artificial Intelligence...

In the 1940s, the Allied codebreakers at Bletchley Park raced against time to crack the infamous Enigma machine. What seemed unbreakable turned out to be vulnerable—not because the machine itself was flawed, but because its operators made mistakes.

Every fall, the State Fair of Texas transforms Dallas' Fair Park into a hub of fried foods, carnival rides, livestock shows, and football rivalries. And towering over it all is Big Tex, the 55-foot cowboy...

With most national celebrations, holidays, and traditions comes the commercialization and promotion of goods and services.