Summary: Robo-advisor platforms may well be attractive to advisors seeking new ways to cut costs, streamline their asset allocation models or engage with younger clients. But some industry lawyers warn of a burgeoning tide of liability for advisors who incorrectly use these dispassionate tools.
 “Robos are held to all the same standards as traditional advisors,” says Ewasko, warning that pretty much anything that can go wrong with human advice can go so much more wrong with robo-advice.”Jason Ewasko, compliance director, Cipperman Compliance Services
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