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Complaint accuses OpenAI of practicing law without a license

By Susan Ross (US) on April 6, 2026

A popular public AI tool has been accused in federal court of practicing law without a license. Please see the post on the Artificial Intelligence page of Inside Tech Law: AI in litigation series: Complaint accuses OpenAI of practicing law without a license | Inside Tech Law | Global law firm | Norton Rose Fulbright

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