US appeals court rules law firm's AI use doesn't warrant cutting legal fees

A federal appeals court ruled that a law firm's use of AI to support its work in a trade secrets lawsuit does not justify reducing the legal fee award in the case, rejecting claims tied to the technology.

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2026-11-02 22:15 · Reuters AI
Law firm's AI use doesn't warrant cutting legal fees, US appeals court rules

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