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Navigating Tribal Law Research: A Short Guide for Washington Attorneys

WA Bar News

25 Sometimes, even if there is not published case law for the Tribe you are interested in, you may be able to find persuasive authority from other Tribal court jurisdictions on a particular issue. Shucha, “‘Whatever Tribal Precedent There May Be’: The (Un) Availability of Tribal Law,” 106 L. Keith Richotte Jr., “The

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Everything You Should Know About AI Legal Tech

Percipient

It can also help with legal research, finding relevant case laws or statutes quickly without endless hours of manual searching. AI-Powered Legal Research Tools AI legal research tools take the hassle out of finding case law, statutes, and precedents. What makes it so useful is how accurate and consistent it is.

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Legal Tech in the Loop: Generative AI and the New Frontiers of Responsibility

Complex Discovery

Industry News – Artificial Intelligence Beat Legal Tech in the Loop: Generative AI and the New Frontiers of Responsibility ComplexDiscovery Staff The legal profession has long thrived on precision, precedent, and process. It can compose coherent arguments, cite precedents, and synthesize facts.

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15 Top Tools for Lawyers To Help Grow Their Law Firms

MyCase

Some AI-driven software can also use machine learning to assess large datasets and find relevant case law, precedents, and legal documents, giving you a better chance of discovering every critical detail.

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Fake AI-Generated Cases Make It Past Divorce Judge

Practice of Law

But even when things get fraught and desperate in family court, we’ll just point out the obvious: using AI to make up case law in your favor is not the answer, folks. The Divorce Case That Started It All The underlying case, Shahid v. The order was consequently “void on its face” due to reliance on non-existent law.

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SCOTUS Denies Petition to Review CAFC Precedent on Articulating Justification of Primary Reference Selection

IP Watchdog

The petition specifically asked the Court to review the CAFC’s holding that Schwendimann’s argument that “justification for selection of a primary reference is a necessary step to guard against hindsight bias for the motivation to combine references” was unsupported by Federal Circuit case law.

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Cloudflare Tests Limits of Contributory Copyright Infringement

IP Watchdog

Under Ninth Circuit precedent, web hosting services like Cloudflare can be held contributorily liable for assisting in the infringement under the material contribution theory. However, a recent district court decision misconstrued the case law to conclude otherwise in Mon Cheri v. Cloudflare.