Agenda-setting intelligence, analysis and advice for the global fashion community.
There are a number of differences between lawyers and fashion designers, but a key one is that lawyers generally aren’t supposed to fabricate things. It’s a lesson one New York attorney learned the hard way when he was sanctioned earlier this year after the court brief he wrote with generative artificial intelligence included several made-up cases.
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