Joubert Law Firm

“Will AI replace attorneys?”

Our answer is simple: AI is a powerful tool, but it is NOT a lawyer, just like it isn’t your friend or significant other.

AI didn’t go to law school. It didn’t pass the bar. It doesn’t swear an oath. And it doesn’t owe you anything like confidentiality, loyalty, competence, or accountability.

That matters because AI can be wrong. Sometimes it creates information that looks true but isn’t. That includes fake cases, incorrect legal citations, and made-up facts.

Courts are now seeing an increase in what we call pro se filings, cases filed by people representing themselves, and many of them are assisted by AI. While some may be brought in good faith, others are frivolous, legally unsupported, or filed in the wrong court. And that creates a real problem: it wastes the court’s time, the parties’ time, and can ultimately hurt the person filing the case.

One federal judge put it plainly: “This wastes both the parties’ and the Court’s time attempting to locate nonexistent cases and unpack made up factual assertions.”

Now, AI can help people access legal information, and that can be valuable. But legal information is not the same as legal advice.

If you’re dealing with a REAL legal issue, don’t put your confidential information on a public AI platform, and don’t rely on AI alone to protect your rights.

At the Joubert Law Firm, we believe technology should be used responsibly with human judgment, ethics, and real legal experience behind it.

Joubert Law Firm Injury Lawyers is Veteran Owned and is proud to highlight those who have served on the anniversary of D-Day, Saturday, June 6th.

D-Day and the Louisiana link:
Designed and manufactured by Higgins Industries in New Orleans, Louisiana, the famed Higgins Boats (LCVPs) were pivotal to the D-Day landings. Over 23,000 of these shallow-draft, ramp-equipped vessels were built, allowing Allied forces to bypass heavily defended ports and land troops directly onto the beaches of Normandy. The success of the "Higgins Boat" changed the course of World War II and forever tied Louisiana to the D-Day legacy. General Dwight D. Eisenhower even credited Andrew Jackson Higgins with being "the man who won the war."

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Johnny Joubert, of the Joubert Law Firm, is an Army combat veteran. Beyond our civilian clients, we value the opportunity to represent those who have served or are serving in the military or in law enforcement, and we are honored to assist veterans and service members. To thank all military members, veterans, and law enforcement officers in our community for their sacrifice and service, we are pleased to offer a fee reduction at the end of your case.

Let us know if you qualify.

Summer Camp Injuries - Who Pays?
When a person supervises a child, they become legally responsible for injuries caused by their negligence. The standard is called “Reasonable Care,” which is what an average reasonable parent would do in a similar situation. This standard applies to babysitters, family members, friends, and even volunteers.

The “Highest Degree of Care” is required for paid daycare centers, summer camps, and programs that operate under strict licensing.In Louisiana, you generally have two years from the date of the injury to file a lawsuit for a child injured after July 2024. However, special exceptions may apply for injuries not immediately discovered, in which the clock may not start ticking until the child turns 18.

If your child has been injured due to someone else’s negligence, please call the Joubert Law Firm. We will help you seek justice for your child and support your family in the recovery process. 225-761-3822

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