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by kevinmchugh
1122 days ago
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If someone hacked westlaw and maliciously replaced opinions, I think it would not warrant censure of lawyers who cited westlaw. Maybe a bad day with the judge, and they'd have to amend the filings. This is malpractice in a way that relying on an accepted if technically fallible resource isn't |
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Big court case where it's pretty clear the plucky good guys aren't going to win it. So they hire hackers to break into westlaw and give the opposition fake cases, then bait them into presenting those cases - and call them out in it.