By: Amanda Robert
A lawyer has been barred from appearing in a case involving a scandal at the Harvard Medical School morgue after he was sanctioned for including fake artificial intelligence citations in other court filings.
Amanda Robert is a Legal Affairs Writer at the ABA Journal. She specializes in law and legal affairs, focusing on themes such as litigation, legal technology, and civil and family law, while also exploring the intersections of business and artificial intelligence. Amanda's work has been featured in the Victoria Advocate and the American Bar Association.
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