Nebraska Supreme Court suspends Omaha attorney over AI use
By Brian Mastre
Published on April 16, 2026.
The Nebraska Supreme Court has suspended Omaha attorney Greg Lake from practicing law for a period due to allegations of using AI to write a legal document that had numerous errors, including 57 out of 63 references in the legal document. The chief justice of the Supreme Court issued a one-page document stating that Lake will not be allowed to practice law again. The suspension is temporary and will undergo a full investigation and disciplinary hearing.
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