This legal article considers Hancox v Sutherland & Ors [2026] EAT 139 and the reported use of AI to draft a statement to make a judge or reader weep.

This legal article rounds up seven recent UK cases of AI Hallucinated/False Citations (Confirmed or Suspected) taking the tracker to 76.

A barrister's case-by-case count of judicial AI hallucination worldwide: nine suspected or confirmed rulings, what each court did, and what happens next.

Matthew Lee examines R v FGD [2026] EWCA Crim 918 and draws 10 lessons from the use of AI to coach a witness in criminal proceedings and beyond.

This legal article analyses possible AI hallucination and citation issues from the High Court in England and Wales: Tobosaru v Court of Law Craiolva, Romania

Abraham v Hound Technology Ltd raises 5 AI legal issues: digesting judgments, confidentiality, accessibility, authorship and AI-assisted court documents.

AI evidence in court: three 2026 decisions on the weight of an AI opinion, a translation error in a witness statement and disclosure of an expert's AI prompts.

When AI hallucinated a rule of law, the duty to the court turned on candour and supervision. What Cork & Anor v Smith teaches every lawyer and litigant in person.

UK AI hallucination cases now stand at 64. This update reviews four new decisions and the principles from Ayinde. Rodney v Gee'z Micro Bar HHJ Grimshaw

In Godwin v Godwin, the High Court considered witness statements prepared with limited assistance from ChatGPT. AI-assisted witness statements.

A comprehensive 2026 guide to AI hallucination cases in Ireland, covering 8 known incidents, WRC and Labour Court guidance, and Court of Appeal principles.

UK AI hallucination cases now stand at 60. This update reviews three new decisions, a possible Irish incident, and what the judgments suggest.

UK AI hallucination cases now stand at 58. This update reviews three new decisions, a possible Irish incident, and what the judgments suggest.

Explore the latest in artificial intelligence and law, including AI chatbot legal issues, UK AI bias in asylum decisions and new courtroom technology risks.

Over 1,000 AI hallucination cases considered globally. Analysis of 54 UK incidents, fake legal citations, and new risks of judicial AI use.

Legal analysis of 50 suspected and confirmed AI hallucination cases UK Courts focusing on fake citations, regulatory referrals, and the recent UT(IAC) decision.

The launch of the International AI Deepfake Database, analysis of 47 UK hallucination cases and broader lessons from the Employment Tribunal.

US court considers AI privilege in US v Heppner. Plus, new UKIPO findings bring the total of UK suspected or confirmed AI hallucinations to 43.

Legal analysis of recent AI hallucinations in court cases 2026 and evidence. Commentary AI in legal practice.

“…This was pointed out to him at the hearing. He immediately admitted what he had done and that the references were phantoms created by AI"

Analyse three pivotal AI legal cases regarding hallucinated citations, expert evidence disputes, and algorithmic bias in recruitment. Essential lessons.

As issues with the use of LLM generative AI in submissions in cases continue to arise, it is perhaps not surprising that the FTT(PC) appears to have had its share of such problems. What is perhaps mor...

“It is not ‘co-operating with the Tribunal’ to neither confirm nor deny the use of AI.”

Legal commentary on Bezzina (Australia) and Gardner (USA). Exploring the risks of AI in the courts, unauthorised practice and second opinions.

Is AI law a distinct practice area or something that cuts across everything? A practical look at emerging legal disputes directly related to AI.

An analysis of Dame Victoria Sharp’s Mayflower Lecture on AI in judicial decision making. Exploring the ‘Black Box’ problem, hallucinations, bias etc.

Recent UK decisions on AI hallucinated citations, including D (A Child) (Recusal) [2025] EWCA Civ 1570, and what courts expect from parties.

How did the High Court treat ChatGPT evidence in family law? This analysis of G v K [2025] EWHC 2961 (Fam) and how that may impact other law.

Another four UK AI hallucination cases bring the total to 24. This update tracks false citations in courts and why the problem is escalating globally.

20th UK AI Hallucinations/Fabricated Citations Incident from the ET: Standards Remain Key, but Legal Qualification and Volunteer Input Matter.”

The 19th recorded UK incident involving AI hallucinations and fabricated legal citations. Judge used AI tools to test the submissions.

The AI Guidance for Judicial Office Holders was updated on 31 October 2025. In this legal article I consider the key provisions.

False legal citations in Ireland. New WRC guidance clarifies how to use AI for submissions, how to avoid false citations and what lawyers must do.

Turning to this latest legal case report, which is most likely the 18th False Legal Citation case in the UK, I reflect on the court's nuanced approach.

Join a free legal AI webinar with expert panellists and explore seven key takeaways from Sir Geoffrey Vos on AI, justice, and the future of law.

The phenomenon of false citations/AI hallucinations continues to grow. This article reviews three new UK incidents.

With that in mind, I’m going to try something new: a regular, informal online gathering. Think of it as a virtual coffee discussion a chance to talk in real

Explores AI witness statements UK courts under CPR 32 and PD 22A and a further hallucination incident? What this means for evidence.

Will AI replace lawyers? Evidence-led answers with quotes from judges, lawyers, academics and tech, plus a live Tracker you can contribute to.

UK tribunal judge uses AI in an HMRC tax disclosure case. Full decision, guidance, and implications for lawyers and litigation practice.

UT Hamid judgment on AI Hallucinations in Ms (Bangladesh) v SSHD on AI hallucinations and false citations, with Ayinde v LB of Haringey considered.

The first week of September 2025 is not looking good. There are already eight reported incidents of AI Hallucinations and/or fabricated citations.

False Citations/AI Hallucinations in UK courts via Kuzniar v GDC: what happened, how costs were weighed, and why this matters for litigation.

Latest on Garcia v Character AI plus Texas, Raine v OpenAI and Utah v Snap. Key rulings and what these chatbot harm cases mean for liability

Weekly tracker of AI hallucinations and/or fabricated citations in court filings, sanctions and referrals, with case summaries from 26 to 29 Aug 2025.

Weekly round up on AI hallucinations and/or fabricated citations in UK, US and Australian courts, tracking incidents, sanctions etc.