How AI Can Help Self-Represented Litigants (Despite Its Very Real Limitations) In previous posts, we’ve explored the significant problems with artificial intelligence in legal settings—and those concerns are genuine and serious. AI tools have been caught fabricating case citations, inventing legal precedents that never existed, and mischaracterizing what real cases
How AI Can Help Self-Represented Litigants (Despite Its Very Real Limitations) In previous posts, we’ve explored the significant problems with artificial intelligence in legal settings—and
Why AI Falls Short in Legal Practice: The Hidden Complexity of Court Rules In previous posts, we’ve explored some fundamental problems with artificial intelligence in
In the last post I introduced you to the AI platform Nyayam that was used by a real life client in an attempt to deal
So you’ve read about potential problems with Artificial Intelligence, but at this point you’re probably thinking that it’s a bunch of BS. I can almost
AI – A Blessing or a Curse? Think about it – It’s like magic!! You’re in court. You don’t have a lawyer. You have to
Why Do Judges Hate Pro Se Litigants? Why do judges hate self-represented (pro se) people? The answer is simple – they don’t! What they hate
Why Do People Represent Themselves? Indeed… in a country with more lawyers per capital than any other country in the world… In a country where
We’ve laid out the general scenario, and of course, you can guess what happens. Joe and his crew show up, the old roof is torn
Here are some of the things you should be looking at, and what you should be aware of. 1. Be aware of contract integration. Generally
In this series of articles we are going to introduce you to the concept of representing yourself in court. We’ll begin with a situation that