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
Planning Your Lawsuit – Whether You’re Suing or Being Sued When we see people asking questions about representing themselves in lawsuits, whether it be on
By: Robert Murdoch In the last post we discussed where to find the rules and pointed out that while the language of a particular rule
By Robert Murdoch Now that I’ve convinced you that you can’t venture into court without knowing the rules, your next question is probably “ok –
Ok – you’ve decided to go for it. You’ve either decided to bring a lawsuit in which you represent yourself, or, you’ve gotten sued, and
In this and the next few posts we’ll talk about how to cause the plaintiff as much inconvenience, trouble and expense as possible. In short,
Moving right along, I hope you’re beginning to get the picture of how to lay all of this out so that you can make logical