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Five tools for a dispute you have to handle yourself

Most people meet the legal system once, without a lawyer, and the hardest part is not the law — it is knowing which door to knock on and what to put in writing. Each of these can be used on its own.

01

AI mock trial

Your dispute is argued by AI counsel for both sides and decided by a panel of AI judges under the law of your jurisdiction — 16 of them, from Hong Kong and Taiwan to the UK, Germany and Japan.

You get: a reasoned judgment with the majority and dissent, the strength of each claim, and a PDF you can take to a lawyer.

02

Mediation rehearsal

Rehearse the settlement conversation before you have it. The mediator opens, both sides state their case, offers are exchanged — and the other side is modelled from your own account of the facts.

You get: a full transcript, the settlement terms reached, and a private strategy written for you alone: your walk-away point, a realistic target, and what to trade.

03

Report it to the right authority

Describe what happened and we name the body with the power to act — consumer council, customs, privacy commissioner, police, sector regulator — and the ones that will not, so you do not spend a month at the wrong counter.

You get: a formal complaint letter as a PDF, an evidence checklist, and the authority's own published contact channel with the date we confirmed it.

04

Appeal to a platform

Account disabled, funds held or a listing removed by Facebook, Instagram, X, Google, Apple, Amazon or PayPal. 50 appeal routes, including the difference between an appeal and an account recovery — a distinction that costs people their appeal window.

You get: the appeal route that actually applies, what your submission must contain to have a chance, and the letter to send.

05

AI legal assistant

Ask about your own situation in plain words and get a plain answer, with the provisions it rests on. No case file required.

You get: an answer in your language with the relevant law cited, and the option to hand the whole thing to a real lawyer.

Start with whichever one you need

None of these requires the others. Run a trial, rehearse a settlement, or go straight to the complaint letter.

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