Disclaimer

FightThis is a drafting tool, not a law firm.

We help you write letters. We don't:

Practice law
Represent you in any matter
Review your case for legal merit or strategy
Guarantee any specific outcome
Replace the judgment of an attorney, CPA, or other licensed professional

The letters we generate are based on your inputs and on publicly available laws and regulations. We do our best to draft them well. But:

We can be wrong
Your situation may have details we don't capture
Laws change
Outcomes depend on facts we can't see

You are responsible for what you sign and send. Read every letter before you use it. Verify any factual claims it makes. Edit it if anything is wrong. If anything in it doesn't match your situation, fix it before sending.

For high-stakes situations, hire a professional.

If your dispute involves more than $10,000, ongoing litigation, potential criminal liability, immigration status, child custody, or anything emotionally significant, please consult a licensed attorney. Most state bar associations offer low-cost lawyer referral services:

We are a starting point, not a substitute.

By using FightThis, you acknowledge:

You understand we are not a law firm and have no attorney-client relationship with you
The letters we generate are drafts you choose to use at your own risk
We make no guarantees about outcomes
We are not liable for consequences of letters you send

Unauthorized Practice of Law

Unauthorized Practice of Law (UPL) rules vary by state. We have structured FightThis specifically as a drafting tool — not a legal services provider — to comply with these rules. We never call ourselves an AI lawyer, never claim to represent you, and never advise strategy beyond publicly available statutory information. If you are an attorney and have concerns about our service in your jurisdiction, please contact us.

No medical advice either.

Insurance appeal and medical bill letters may reference clinical information you provide. This is not medical advice. We are relaying facts you give us into a properly-formatted letter. Medical decisions should be made with your physician.

Statistics and success rates.

Where we cite statistics (e.g., "53% of insurance appeals succeed when filed"), we source these from public research (KFF, government publications, industry reports). We never claim guaranteed results. Individual outcomes vary significantly based on facts we cannot assess.

Contact

Questions about this disclaimer: legal@fightthis.m8n1ac.com