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Published 5 months ago

Judge not okay with law firm using ChatGPT to justify fees

Summary by Ground News
New York-based Cuddy Law tried using OpenAI's chatbot to help justify their hefty fees for a recently won trial. Judge Paul Engelmayer rejected the submitted amount, awarded less than half of what Cuddy requested, and added a sharp rebuke to the lawyers for using ChatGPT to cross-check figures.

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Judge not okay with law firm using ChatGPT to justify fees

Use of AI to calculate legal bill 'utterly and unusually unpersuasive'

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