The Claim Clarity Report is a one-time $9.99 flat-fee informational research and issue-spotting product, including applicable tax when due. It organizes the exact intake version you confirm and, only after separate checkout authorization, compares its non-sensitive fields with relevant public federal court records. It does not promise legal rights, deadlines, recovery, attorney acceptance, or any case outcome.
You make separate choices for research involving the confirmed business, similar businesses and issues, and published court decisions. Relevant public court-record information and source details may be retained, refreshed, and reused for research. OpenAI processes only the authorized non-sensitive intake fields and relevant public-record information, with provider storage disabled. It does not receive database access, uploaded documents, contact details, account or claim numbers, medical details, privileged communications, payment data, or full court filings.
The report is not legal advice, does not create an attorney-client relationship, and is not a substitute for a licensed attorney reviewing your specific facts and deadlines.
What the report may include
- Public-source context and citations used for the issue pattern.
- General issue-category and readiness observations.
- Evidence and information categories a user may want to gather before speaking with an attorney.
- Source-confidence and stale-source warnings where available.
- Clearly labeled public court-record leads involving the business or similar issues, with similarities, differences, missing information, and verification steps.
- Potentially relevant published decisions, labeled for verification before anyone says who won or what the court decided.
- Plain-language limits explaining what the report cannot decide.
What the report does not include
The report does not provide win probability, settlement valuation, damages calculation, deadline calculation, legal-rights determination, attorney acceptance prediction, public bad-business score, or instruction to sue. It does not file anything, contact a court, contact a company, contact an attorney, or publish a user's private facts.
AI and source review limits
AI-assisted work is limited by source and legal-conclusion controls, but it can still be incomplete, stale, or wrong. Third-party public court-record sources are not official court systems and may be incomplete. A similar matter can show allegations or issues to investigate; it does not prove a business was wrong. Only a verified decision can support what a court actually decided. Verify important records with the relevant court or a qualified attorney.
Research coverage varies by court, source availability, issue, and business. A missing result does not mean that no relevant record or issue exists.
Purchase terms
The report is a one-time flat fee and does not start a recurring subscription. Stripe processes payment card details; RecourseLink should not receive card numbers. Do not put private facts, evidence files, medical details, financial account numbers, passwords, or payment-card data into support messages.
By purchasing electronically, you consent to receive the report, receipt, support communications, and related records electronically. Refund requests are handled under the published refund policy.
Refund and support boundary
Refunds are handled under the refund policy. A refund request should include account email and receipt reference only. Do not email claim narratives, evidence files, card numbers, bank details, passwords, medical details, or financial account numbers to support.