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Title: Chicago technology and intellectual property attorney Evan Brown

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In the recent case of Malia LLC v. State Farm, an insurance policyholder sued the insurance company claiming the insurance company wrongfully denied coverage. The insurance company moved for summary judgment. One of the pieces of evidence the insurance company asked the court to consider was a wind...

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Two professional voice actors based sued Lovo, a company that sells AI-generated voiceover software alleging, among other things, copyright infringement. Plaintiffs claimed that defendant took their voices without permission and used them to create digital clones. Those clones were sold to customers under the pseudonyms “Kyle Snow” and “Sally Coleman.” Defendant moved to dism...

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Plaintiff asked the court for permission to take 13 depositions using video recordings and AI transcription software (instead of a human stenographer), with a notary and videographer serving as the deposition officer and certifying the transcripts. Plaintiff argued this method would comply with the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure while reducing costs from $4,000 to $1,500 pe...

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A federal court imposed sanctions on a petitioner’s attorney for submitting fabricated legal quotations generated by the AI tool Claude Sonnet 4 in an emergency habeas case seeking to halt a client’s deportation. Facing an expedited timeline and suffering from a respiratory infection, the attorney admitted he used AI to draft a supplemental brief and failed to verify the quot...

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X  sued Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison over a state law that prohibits the dissemination of AI-generated political deepfakes, arguing the statute violates the First and Fourteenth Amendments and is preempted by the Communications Decency Act at 47 U.S.C. 230. ...

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