A growing number of court filings have something in common: they cite legal cases that don't actually exist

Artificial intelligence can help lawyers research and draft legal filings. But courts are increasingly confronting a basic question: what happens when a lawyer trusts the technology and the technology gets it wrong? Judges have made clear that responsibility still rests with the lawyer. Here with more is Crawford Appleby of Wisner Baum. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and…