It isn't, of course. It never is. As we lawyers realize, despite strong provocations from a court or opposing counsel -- at least after mature reflection, a good night's rest, and maybe a libation or two.
But, as Kevin Underhill reports, in this post on Lowering the Bar, the above motion (since retitled in a more vague and genteel manner by whoever manages the efiling docket for the Missouri court in question) was filed pro se.
AI 2035: The Legal Profession and the Judiciary in the Age of Artificial
Intelligence - 3-day seminar next week
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The Chicago Bar Association will offer a three-day symposium, "AI 2035: The
Legal Profession and the Judiciary in the Age of Artificial Intelligence,"
fro...
5 days ago


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