Lowering the Bar

So there are pros and cons to using generative AI when writing briefs.

Not the first time this has happened by any means (see “Guy Impersonating Police Officer Pulls Over Guy Who Isn’t” (June 23, 2012) (noting that was “not the first time this has happened by any means, but it never gets old”)).

Though admitting I am “usually fair about admitting when a good headline is unusable,” one reader wrote to say he was “disappointed (albeit, with a lack of any overly strong emotion)” in the headline of my previous installment.

I liked my first headline better—”Parking Company Apologizes for Ticketing Woman While She Was Dead”—but my ridiculous obsession with accuracy forced me to change it.

You may recall that Robert F.

Look, it takes a while to get used to new technology.

[F]or the entire time Plaintiff was employed by the Defendant, Defendant had a policy that the highest-ranked Retail Sales Consultant for the prior month was instructed by his or her supervisor … to tie the lowest-ranked sales consultant … to a chair in t…