Florida Appeals Court Flags Attorney's Filings as Suspected AI-Generated, Threatens Disciplinary Action

A Florida family law attorney faces possible bar disciplinary proceedings after an appellate court deemed her court filings "AI slop," suspecting the documents were AI-generated despite her denial and the factual accuracy of her legal citations. The Fourth District Court of Appeal issued an order targeting attorney Jaclyn Soroka over filings in a dissolution of marriage case that judges Robert Gross, Spencer Levine, and Caroline Shepherd found to contain "gibberish" and "convoluted, false and frivolous arguments," despite her citations being accurate and cases existing.