While it has been predicted that artificial intelligence will rule the roost by monopolizing almost all aspects of life. It pinches the shoe necessarily when this argument is made to lawyers and their practice. Some conclude the answer is on the wall. The wall, however, is hidden with a shabby dark cloth covering the writing since humans have always been wary of industrial revolutions. This paper will show a stronger reliance is being placed on artificial intelligence in law making it a burgeoning industry. The objective of this paper is not to focus on procedure, however, it is, to focus on the decision-making process behind the awards rendered. To do so, a technical study becomes the need of the hour. This study will underline the implications and limits of artificial intelligence and therefore expose the human reliance on technology. As a result, the tete-a tete of humans and robots vis-à-vis legal decision-making will become clea