In a federal court case concerning Trump-era layoffs, attorney Jason Greaves admitted to using an AI tool that generated fabricated legal quotations in a court filing. Greaves acknowledged employing Anthropic's Claude Console to draft a motion, which included false citations. Despite instructing an associate to verify the citations, errors persisted, leading to an apology from Greaves to the court and opposing counsel. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about AI reliability in legal research, echoing a similar case involving Sullivan & Cromwell. This underscores the necessity for human oversight in high-stakes legal contexts, as AI tools can produce misleading content. The crypto industry, where trust and auditability are crucial, is reminded of the importance of rigorous verification processes when using AI technologies.