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Using Generative AI in court: a penny wise, a pound foolish (T.B. v. K.M and X.L v. Z.L.)
Monday, December 1, 2025Stephen A. ThieleLitigationArtificial Intelligence, Courts
As a research lawyer, I am threatened to be replaced by generative artificial intelligence that purports to conduct legal research much like new machines threatened the jobs of labourers during the industrial revolution...
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Lead lawyer responsible for use of AI by third party contractor (Reddy v. Saroya)
Tuesday, October 7, 2025Stephen A. ThieleLitigationLegal Research , Artificial Intelligence, Fake Cases
Prior to joining Gardiner Roberts LLP in 1999, I was an outsource lawyer, providing legal support services to other lawyers throughout Ontario...
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Is generative AI a threat to the integrity of the justice system? (Shahid v. Essam)
Monday, July 7, 2025Stephen A. ThieleLitigationLegal Research , Artificial Intelligence, Fake Cases
The explosion of the use of generative artificial intelligence may be a serious threat to the integrity of the administration of justice and the legal profession...
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Costs to be awarded in immigration proceeding because of use of fake cases (Hussein v. The Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship)
Tuesday, June 24, 2025Stephen A. ThieleLitigationLegal Research , Artificial Intelligence, Fake Cases, Costs
In the past two months, we have written a few blogs dealing with the use of fake cases by lawyers....
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Use of fake cases by a lawyer qualifies quite clearly as professional misconduct (R. (Ayinde) v. The London Borough of Haringey)
Friday, May 9, 2025Stephen A. ThieleLitigationBarristers and Solicitors , Legal Research , Artificial Intelligence, Fake Cases
We have written several blogs about the use of fakes cases by lawyers to support arguments made in court...
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