[seahorserocker]

As a legal aid attorney practicing in California I have to say that unauthorized practice of the law is a major problem that we see the result of every day.

Well-intentioned individuals from, yes, a church or other nonprofit, regularly give bad advice about numerous types of issues including benefits and immigration that are time consuming or impossible to unwind even if you are a lawyer.

Even more problematic are for-profit non-licensed individuals advertising their legal services and expertise in similar areas for a price and giving wrong advice.

Forgive my skepticism for not believing tech that is claiming to solve all the million problems with the law. My assumption with any legal startup is that it's simply putting a robinhood vibe on more corporate exploitation.

Lastly, this seems like a great service and it sounds like it was cleared up, so what is he complaining about? Advertising "sue anyone" and then waving your arms and saying you're not a lawyer when the law comes after you... takes lack of self awareness to make a public post all about it.