Actually, by telling a client what specific arguments to make in court, they were giving big-L Legal Advice, and thus literally practicing law.

> Law is different because the bar has a legally enforced monopoly on doing legal work.

I don't see how this would decrease DoNotPay's liability.

Regardless of how you feel about the bar, I don't think that changes anything about who they would sanction or why. Having a legal monopoly means they're even less likely to go along with a "the AI did it, not me" explanation than a normal market would be.

I mean, no matter what, they're not sanctioning the AI. They don't recognize the AI as a person, they recognize it as a tool that a person/organization is using to perform an action.