Legal Disclaimer
ClauseFinder is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.
Nothing on this site — including the analyses we generate, the opt-out letters we draft, or the arbitration-clause deadlines we surface — is a substitute for legal counsel from a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction.
1. Informational tool only
ClauseFinder scans consumer contracts (Terms of Service, credit card agreements, EULAs) and highlights what looks like an arbitration clause, class-action waiver, or jury-trial waiver. It also drafts a template letter you can use to opt out of those clauses.
These outputs are generated by artificial-intelligence models and may be incomplete or wrong. You must verify every clause against your actual signed agreement before taking action. The presence — or absence — of a highlight is not a legal determination.
2. No attorney–client relationship
Using ClauseFinder, subscribing to a paid plan, or contacting us via the enterprise form does not create an attorney-client relationship. We do not represent you, we do not owe you a duty of loyalty or confidentiality beyond what is stated in our Privacy Policy, and we cannot appear in court on your behalf.
3. Arbitration opt-out is time-sensitive
Most companies allow you to opt out of arbitration only during a narrow window (typically 30–60 days after account opening). ClauseFinder's deadline reminders are a best-effort convenience; missed reminders, incorrect deadlines, or failed email delivery will not excuse an untimely opt-out. Confirm the deadline directly with the issuer, in writing.
4. Letters are templates, not filings
The letter templates we generate are drafting aids. Before sending, replace every[BRACKETED]placeholder with your actual information, verify the mailing address on the company's current website, and send by tracked mail (e.g., certified with return receipt).
5. When to consult an attorney
Consult a licensed attorney immediately if:
- You believe you have an active or pending legal claim against a company.
- The contract at issue involves employment, real estate, or immigration.
- You have already been served with a demand for arbitration.
- Your dispute involves more than a de-minimis amount of money.
- You're unsure whether opting out is the right move for you.
6. No warranty
ClauseFinder is provided as-is, without any warranty of accuracy, merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement. To the maximum extent permitted by law, we disclaim liability for any damages arising from your use of the service.
7. Jurisdiction
Consumer contract law and arbitration enforceability vary by state and country. ClauseFinder does not tailor its analyses to your jurisdiction. If you live outside the United States, additional consumer-protection rules may apply that we do not model.