@gtbarry Honestly, I feel a little bit sorry for the guy. I mean, right, huge screwup and he richly deserves the humongous benchslap he's most assuredly going to get. Still, though: if he'd done the research the way we all think he should have, he'd have done it by sitting at a computer and looking things up in a piece of software called something like Lexis or Westlaw. He almost certainly thought that he was doing the same thing with a piece of software with a different name and a way easier user interface. That's absolutely wrong, of course, but not an unreasonable thing to think if you've sort of vaguely heard about this whole AI thing but been too busy to follow it in detail. He was probably in a hurry because this was a penny-ante PI case and he was on contingency, so he was basically working for free. Not an excuse, I'm not saying that, but it's understandable. I've been on deadline on cases that weren't paying me very much, and, you know, there but for fortune and all that.