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Daily Archives: July 15, 2026

Using AI: Proceed with Caution, or, are the Extra Em-Dashes Worth it?

Policy, Business and CorporateBy Milligan LawlessJuly 15, 2026

Article by: Chelsea L. Gulinson & Cober C. Plucker It’s fun to use generative artificial intelligence to see what your pet might look like as a cartoon. It’s not so fun to be sanctioned for using AI-hallucinated cases in a legal brief. Like it has with many industries, AI has rapidly transformed the legal profession.…

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