About Legal Lawsuit and Our Editorial Policy
Legal Lawsuit helps people get an injury, abuse, disability or work-injury claim filed correctly and on time. We publish step-by-step claim guides built on statutes, agency rules and court records, and we offer a free claim review for people who want help with their next step. This page explains who runs the site, how our guides are researched, what happens when you contact us, and how we are connected to our sister site, TortAdvisor.
Legal Lawsuit in brief
- What we are: an information and claim-review service based in Stuart, Florida
- What we are not: a law firm; we do not give legal advice
- What we cover: car accident, sexual abuse, personal injury, SSDI and workers' comp claims
- Who is responsible: Mason Arnao
- Ownership: under common ownership with TortAdvisor
What we do
Each guide follows one kind of claim from the first report to payment: who to notify, which forms and agencies are involved, and what insurers and institutions look for.
We put the deadlines that cost people their claims, such as agency filing windows and government notice rules, near the top of each guide, with the statute or agency page that sets them.
Readers who want help can send a short form or call. A claim specialist reviews the situation and explains the options.
What happens when you contact us
A claim review is free. When you send a form or call, a claim specialist reviews what you share and contacts you, usually the same day. You can start from our contact page. Depending on your situation, your information may be shared with participating law firms or service providers who can help with the claim, and they may contact you. Each form explains this in its consent wording before you submit it, and you can withdraw consent at any time.
Contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship, and nothing on this site is legal advice. Whether a claim can be pursued, and what it may be worth, depends on the facts and on the law where you live. Our privacy policy and terms and conditions explain how information is handled.
Our relationship with TortAdvisor
Legal Lawsuit and TortAdvisor are under common ownership. The two sites do different jobs and are written separately:
- Legal Lawsuit explains how to file a claim and meet its deadlines: insurance claims, agency complaints, government notices and claim reviews.
- TortAdvisor covers lawsuits and settlement values: case news, settlement amounts and calculators.
When a Legal Lawsuit guide links to TortAdvisor, it is to point readers to that different kind of information, and we say so in the link. We do not copy pages between the sites, and we check our guides against TortAdvisor's pages to keep them distinct.
How we research and write
Primary sources first
Deadlines, notice rules and procedures come from the statute, regulation, court rule or agency page that sets them, such as state legislatures, the EEOC, the Social Security Administration or the U.S. Department of Education. We link the source next to the statement it supports.
Plain language
We write for someone dealing with a claim for the first time. Legal terms are explained the first time they appear.
Facts kept apart from estimates
We mark what the law requires, what is typical and what depends on the facts. We do not promise results or quote outcomes as guarantees.
Review before publishing
Each guide is checked against its sources, for readability, and for how it displays on phones, before it is published.
How AI is used
We use AI tools to help research, draft and illustrate some of our guides and articles, and many of the images on our posts are AI-generated. AI output is not published as it comes: deadlines, rules and figures are tied to linked primary sources, and each piece goes through automated checks for sourcing and accuracy before it appears. Mason Arnao is responsible for what we publish. If you find an error, contact us and we will correct it.
Dated and updated
Every guide shows when it was last updated. We revisit guides when laws or agency rules change, and we fix errors as soon as we confirm them.
Who is responsible for this site
Mason Arnao
Mason Arnao directs Legal Lawsuit's content, technical development and search architecture, and reviews the claim guides published on the site. He has roughly 20 years of software and digital marketing experience, including as President and Managing Partner of Waypoint Software, LLC, and about 17 years of focused experience in mass tort and personal injury lead generation, online legal research, consumer intake technology and business development.
Corrections and feedback
If you find an error, an outdated deadline or a broken source link, tell us at info@legallawsuit.com or with the form below. We review every correction request, update the page when the correction is confirmed, and change the page's updated date.
Contact Legal Lawsuit
Questions, corrections or general notes: email info@legallawsuit.com, call (833) 333-0905, or use this form. For help with a claim, use the claim review form on any guide.
Legal Lawsuit is an information and claim-review service, not a law firm, and does not provide legal advice. Contacting us does not create an attorney-client relationship. Legal Lawsuit and TortAdvisor are under common ownership.
