World’s First Robot Lawyer Sued For Practising Without A License

The world's first robot lawyer has been sued by a law firm for practising without a license.

The robo-lawyer, created by California-based tech company DoNotPay, has been dubbed "the world's first robot lawyer."

The chatbot-style robo-lawyer was created with hopes to help "millions of consumers solve their problems."

However, Chicago-based firm Edelson claimed that the service is "unlawful".

"Unfortunately for its customers, DoNotPay is not actually a robot, a lawyer, nor a law firm....

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