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Flowz Digital v. Caroline Dalalfake citations · misrepresented authority · bar referralRecorded response: professionalC.D. CaliforniaCA · federalMay 5, 2025Lexis+AI—high Mazurek et al. v. Thomazonifake citations · family · trialRecorded response: professionalParana StateBrazil · internationalApr 2, 2025ChatGPT—high Wadsworth v. Walmart (Morgan & Morgan)fake citations · tort · trialRecorded response: professionalD. WyomingWY · federalFeb 24, 2025MX2.law (firm in-house AI platform)$5.0Kmedium Valu v. Minister for Immigration and Multicultural Affairsfake citations · fabricated quotes · administrativeRecorded response: professionalFederal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Division 2)Australia · internationalJan 31, 2025ChatGPT—high In re Dayalfake citations · bar referral · contractRecorded response: professionalFederal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Division 2)Australia · internationalAug 27, 2024AI research tool built into legal practice management software (product not named in the judgment)—high Park v. Kimfake citations · contract · appellateRecorded response: professional2nd. Cir. CAUnited States · federalJan 30, 2024ChatGPT—high Zachariah Crabill Disciplinary CasetrialRecorded response: professionalColorado SCCO · stateNov 21, 2023ChatGPT—career ending

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