The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reprimanded a Florida lawyer and county official for filing briefs that included “fake and hallucinated” artificial intelligence-generated information Friday, issuing a broad message about outsourcing legal work to an AI.
Two Florida lawyers began serving matching three-year suspensions of their law licenses earlier this week, after they were found to have put their dead client’s name on lawsuit settlements and collected money from the defendants, according to the Florida Supreme Court.
Two Texas justices of the peace involved in separate cases were suspended after being indicted on criminal charges that include felony drug possession in one instance and official oppression in the other, according to the Texas State Commission on Judicial Conduct.
A Georgia attorney who pleaded guilty in August 2025 to a child-related felony was disbarred in a unanimous decision issued Tuesday by the Georgia Supreme Court.
A former Florida attorney recently ended his law career in two states, with pending accusations of sex with one client and unethical behavior involving another client with whom he’d allegedly been dating.
The Florida Supreme Court is calling for a fine against an Orlando, Florida, judge who admitted making more than 900 donations to left-leaning political causes, according to Law.com.
A grand jury in Orleans Parish, Louisiana, has indicted Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill on 16 felony counts that allege intimidation and malfeasance in office.
An appeals court judge has been disciplined for creating a "culture of fear" among her clerks, three years after being sanctioned for similar claims, according to Above the Law.
This article was updated on Sept. 8, 2026, to correct the age of the woman referenced. She was 20 years old at the time that she alleges that she was propositioned. An Indiana immigration lawyer accused of propositioning an undocumented woman should either be formally reprimanded or face a 30-day…
A former attorney who last week won the Republican nomination for Maryland’s 6th Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives asked Wednesday to be readmitted to the state bar.
A Texas judge has reprimanded two former personal injury partners who are involved in an ongoing legal feud and who attained billboard fame as the “Avocados at Law.”
A judge in Waco, Texas, who was disciplined for refusing to perform same-sex weddings was awarded $640,000 in her lawsuit against the state’s judicial oversight agency.
Plaintiffs lawyers in two different multidistrict litigations were recently sanctioned by judges for violating protective orders by referencing court documents in both cases.
A suspended judge in Fort Bend County, Texas, was sentenced Tuesday to 180 days in jail, 200 hours of community service and five years of probation after being found guilty of money laundering in March.
