How courts are coping with a flood of AI-generated lawsuits

U.S. courts are seeing a growing number of lawsuits drafted with artificial‑intelligence tools. Federal magistrate Judge Maritza Braswell in Colorado spends her days reviewing dozens of filings from self‑representing litigants, many of which are weak or low‑value. The piece examines how the judiciary is adjusting to the volume and the challenges posed by AI‑generated legal documents.

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