A lawyer representing MyPillow and its CEO Mike Lindell in a defamation case admitted using artificial intelligence in a ...

For Mike Lindell's legal defense, his attorney sought help from an unusual (and unreliable) source: a chatbot.

"Even then, Mr. Kachouroff represented that he personally outlined and wrote a draft of a brief before utilizing generative ...

The judge overseeing Mike Lindell's case said there were nearly 30 defects in the court filings, which at some points cited ...

Lawyers for MyPillow CEO and presidential election conspiracy theorist Mike Lindell are facing potential disciplinary action after using generative AI to write a legal brief, resulting in a document ...

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell and his legal team have to explain themselves to a federal judge in Colorado after she discovered a ...

Lawyers told the judge overseeing the case they mistakenly filed a first draft instead of the final version which had been ...

Both attorneys have been directed to explain why they shouldn't be referred to disciplinary proceedings for violations of the ...

Feeling left out, Lindell's attorneys are now getting into trouble for making shit up, using AI-generated fake cases in their citations: According to a report from KUSA's Kyle Clark, U.S. District ...

It further escalated into another controversy when the use of AI by lawyers came to light. Judge Wang said in her ruling that Kachouroff had only come clean about using generative artificial ...