Man Takes World's First Robot Lawyer to Court for Practising Law Without Degree

• The world's first robot lawyer has been sued in the US for allegedly practising law without a degree 
• The plaintiff accused the robot lawyer of violating California's unfair competition law by providing substandard and unauthorised legal services 
• The lawsuit seeks damages, an injunction, and a declaration that the robot is not a lawyer 

The world's first robot lawyer has been sued in the United States for allegedly practising law without a license or a degree. A robot lawyer is an AI-powered chatbot that helps users with various legal issues, Lawyersweekly reported. 

Robot lawyer practicing law without degree 

The plaintiff, Jonathan Faridian, accused the robot of violating California's unfair competition law by providing substandard and unauthorized legal services. 

According to the complaint, the robot neither has a law degree nor a law firm. 

It does not have a law degree, is not admitted to any bar, and is not supervised by any lawyer. 

The lawsuit alleged that the robot lawyer has offered to draft defamation demand letters and sue anyone in small claims court, among other things. 

The plaintiff claimed that these services are misleading and potentially harmful to consumers who may rely on them without proper legal advice. 

The lawsuit seeks damages and an injunction to stop the robot from engaging in the unauthorized practice of law. 

It also asks the court to declare that the robot is not a lawyer and to order it to remove any such references from its website and marketing materials. 

Robot teacher set to start teaching students at Harvard University 

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that Harvard University is taking a bold step in its computer science education. 

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