Attorney Brian Foley explains how rising costs (for lawyers and clients) have priced the middle class out of the legal system, leaving them to rely on off-the rack online legal services to navigate an increasingly complex dimension to American life, and why accessible lawyers in service of the public is the key to solving this problem, not robot lawyers with built in printers.

Brian explores the ramifications (for himself, lawyers and robots) of the article The world's first artificially intelligent lawyer was just hired at a law firm at Tech Insider.