A Connecticut pro se plaintiff has been caught—and sanctioned for—attempting to manipulate a court he believed was relying on an Artificial Intelligence tool to reach decisions by hiding instructions directed to the tool in court filings. The court held that the plaintiff’s attempted use of an AI “prompt injection” attack offended the integrity of the […]
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No Second Bite at the Apple for Accellion Plaintiffs: Judge Denies Motion to Modify Class Certification Order
In the Accellion data breach case, the United States District Court for the Northern District of California has denied the plaintiffs’ motion to modify the court’s order on class certification. In its first class certification order, the Court declined Plaintiffs’ request to certify a broad negligence class and instead certified several narrow subclasses. The Court […]