CIT Tells Attorneys Using AI to Take Note of Judges' Procedures for Protecting BPI
The Court of International Trade on March 21 instructed attorneys using artificial intelligence to be "mindful of any individual chambers procedures or orders" relating to protections for business proprietary information. The court said attorneys also should keep in mind the…
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"obligations of Rule 11 regarding attorneys' representations to the Court."