Build
the Record

Free, step-by-step help putting the evidence in your dispute into order — so a company, a reviewer, or a lawyer takes you seriously.

Health insurance denied a claim Appeals run on a clock — start today if a letter just arrived A car that keeps breaking The dealer or manufacturer hasn't fixed it A contractor took the money The work is unfinished, defective, or never started Something else, or not sure yet The method is the same for most disputes decided on paper

How to use this

  1. Open a free AI assistant in another tab — Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity. Any of them.
  2. Copy a step from your guide and paste it in.
  3. Work through the steps in order. It asks questions; you answer them and hand over your documents.

Expect a few hours across a few days, not minutes. Works on a phone. No account, no payment, and nothing you upload here — the work happens between you and whichever assistant you pick.

Worth reading first

Your AI will invent a court case Why it happens, and the one rule that prevents it On the phone — before, during, and after Name, reference number, confirmation email. Four minutes a call. Ask them for their own records Whoever decided against you built a file. Get it before you argue with it. All eight notes Capturing evidence · missed the moment · quoting · keeping everything · do you need a lawyer

Everything else

Browse everything Finished examples, the full methods, notes, jurisdictions, how to contribute
Not legal advice This is a method for organising your own evidence. It cannot tell you whether you will win. Deadlines vary by state — never take one from here without checking it against the official source. When the stakes are high, bring what you build to a lawyer; that is half of what it is for. lawhelp.org lists free and low-cost help.