Connecticut’s Supreme Court sanctioned a lawyer over filings containing erroneous, unverified AI-generated citations, requiring six extra CLE hours in ethics and law office management. The court said lawyers remain personally responsible for accuracy when using generative AI, including understanding risks to competence, privilege, and professional obligations.
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