Disclaimer
Risk intelligence, not legal advice — and the limits of an automated scan.
Last updated: June 30, 2026
LawsuitGuard provides risk intelligence, not legal advice. This page explains what that distinction means and the limits of an automated scan, so you can use our reports appropriately.
Not legal advice
Nothing produced by LawsuitGuard — including risk scores, findings, recommendations, and our Insights articles — is legal advice. Using the Service does not create an attorney-client relationship. For advice about your specific situation, consult a qualified attorney licensed in your jurisdiction.
Indicators, not determinations
Our reports surface technical and drafting patterns that have appeared in real litigation or enforcement. A finding is an indicator worth reviewing — not proof of a violation, and not a guarantee of compliance. The presence of a finding does not mean you have broken the law; the absence of one does not mean you are protected.
No guarantee against litigation
No tool can guarantee you will not receive a demand letter or be sued. Finding and fixing the patterns plaintiffs rely on can lower your risk, but it cannot eliminate it.
Limits of automated scanning
Automated analysis can produce false positives and false negatives. A scan reflects what was observable at a moment in time, on the pages assessed, and may not capture every risk, configuration, or page on your site. The law in these areas is also evolving and varies by jurisdiction; courts have reached differing conclusions on many of the theories we describe.
Your responsibility
Decisions about your website, disclosures, and legal posture are yours to make, ideally with counsel. Use LawsuitGuard as one input into an engineering and legal review workflow — not as a substitute for it.
Contact
Questions: hello@lawsuitguard.com.