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Caught, not sanctioned Eve 2026-03-27
Ross LeBlanc filed briefs citing a real decision but quoting passages that did not exist, and the mistake was flagged with sanctions being sought.
Ross LeBlanc · Ross LeBlanc · 19th Judicial District Court in Baton Rouge · LA
businessinsider.com ↗
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  • Ross LeBlanc, a Dudley DeBosier partner, was linked to the filings.
  • He filed briefs with quotes that did not exist in a real court decision.
  • The court had not yet imposed sanctions; opposing counsel sought them.
  • 19th Judicial District Court in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
  • March 27, 2026 letter; LeBlanc said he started using Eve to draft pleadings.
Reprimanded $1K Eve 2026-03-13
John A. Griffiths submitted filings with fabricated and misrepresented case law, resulting in a reprimand and an order to pay State Bar costs.
John A. Griffiths · John A. Griffiths · Arizona State Bar · AZ
damiencharlotin.com ↗
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  • John A. Griffiths was involved in an incident with the Arizona State Bar.
  • John A. Griffiths submitted filings containing fabricated and misrepresented case law using Eve.legal.
  • He received a reprimand and was ordered to pay State Bar costs and expenses of $1,200.
  • The incident occurred in the Arizona State Bar, a state jurisdiction.
  • The sanction was issued on March 13, 2026, due to AI-generated legal errors.
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