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Ideas, data, and tips on legal writing and tech
Machine Learning or Rule Sets: Spotting AI Hallucinations
See how data-driven pattern models compare with fixed checks to flag made-up content in legal and official text. Get steps to choose a fit for budget and speed.
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Spotting Fake Case Law with Citation Validation Engines
Learn how automated systems cross-check references, flag errors, and protect your arguments from fiction. Get steps to keep every brief accurate and compliant.
Plagiarism Tools Miss Hallucinated Citations - Here’s Why
Learn how fake legal references slip through basic copy checks and get steps to verify sources with smarter methods before your next brief. Stop ethics errors.
How AI Hallucination Detection Works: A Practical Guide
See why AI models fabricate facts, the signals that reveal false outputs, and the steps you can take to spot and cut hallucinations in everyday workflows.
AI Hallucinations: Causes, Risks, and Legal Examples
See how fabricated outputs arise in language models; they threaten accuracy in briefs, reports; learn hands-on checks to keep your drafting reliable today.
Why Large Language Models Hallucinate Legal Cases – Explained
Learn how AI text generators invent case law, why legal citations suffer, and easy ways you can catch errors before they damage your credibility today.
Writing Tips
135 Transition Words and Phrases
This post by Ross Guberman provides a categorized list of 135 transition words and phrases that help writers improve flow, coherence, and clarity in their prose. It serves as a quick reference guide for connecting ideas effectively across sentences and paragraphs.
Writing Tips
Five Grammar Myths Debunked
Feeling bogged down by grammar myths? You're not alone. If you've ever hesitated to start a sentence with "but" or "because" or feared splitting an infinitive more than a root canal, this blog is your rescue remedy. Learn why starting a sentence with a conjunction is often preferred, and learn how splitting infinitives can enhance clarity and flow. Read on to liberate your legal writing from these outdated constraints!
Legal Writing
Five Ways to Write Like John Roberts The Brief-Writer
Chief Justice John Roberts is renowned for his exceptional brief writing. Discover five of his most effective techniques to enhance your legal writing, from using vivid facts to ending with impact. Learn how to apply these strategies to make your briefs stand out in our latest blog.
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