Hallucinations in Binary: Problems with Artificial Intelligence in Court It’s every lawyer’s nightmare. You’ve drafted your brief late into the midnight dreary, poring over quaint and curious volumes of forgotten case law, racing against the ticking clock to meet your deadline. You have the perfect case to support your arguments—so […]
Summer is just about over, and we’re already missing our sunglasses and drink coolers. But even though summer reading season is ending, there’s still time before the Autumn Equinox to crack open that paperback you’ve been neglecting. And having a page-turner to keep you company during the long trip home […]
A few years ago, I wrote a post discussing whether violations of North Carolina’s computer trespass statute or the federal Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) could be violations of section 75-1.1 that would result in treble damages and a potential award of attorneys’ fees. At that time, I had […]
As the calendar turns into 2025, a recent Business Court opinion presented an opportunity for some reminders of basic principles in departing-employee cases. So, grab your candy and popcorn, and settle in for this short post on these principles. First, let’s enjoy some Twizzlers, as the opinion in Miller v. […]
