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		debesyla 7 months ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: GPT-5 is behind schedule I'm not sure about your local laws, but at least in Lithuania it's completely legal to give a wrong advice (by accident, of course)... Even a notary specialist would at most get to pay a larger insurance payment for a while, because human errors falls under professional insurance.

staticman2 7 months ago [–]

You are contradicting yourself. If the notary specialist needs insurance then there's a legal liability they are insuring against.

If you had written "notaries don't even get insurance because giving bad advice is not something you can be sued for" you would be consistent.

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