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Category: Civic / Legal Tools: Cornell LII + CFPB Complaint DB + LawHelp.org + Google Drive OCR Reading: 3 min Free forever: no-cost access to US law, unlimited

Spot Abusive Fine Print — Build a Free Rights File That Flags Illegal Clauses in Leases, Job Offers & Collection Letters

Pitch: Photograph any contract, lease, job offer, medical bill, or debt collection letter with Google Drive OCR (free, unlimited, no card), translate it to plain English, then cross-check each clause against free public law — Cornell LII (non-profit public service of Cornell Law School providing no-cost access to current law), CFPB public complaint database (free public US government resource), and LawHelp.org legal aid directory. Limit: not legal advice — file is for organizing citations and questions for legal aid; abusive clause detection is pattern-matching, not a lawyer.

Cost Comparison

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This Rights File (public law)$0 • unlimited

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How many pages of fine print this month?

12 pages

Sources: LII is a non-profit public service providing no-cost access to current legal sources【5502050657144382640†L5-L8】, founded 1992 provides free access【5502050657144382640†L20-L23】, CFPB database is a free public US government resource no API key needed【702401036369856452†L5-L7】

What you get

Walkthrough — interactive stepper

Copyable prompts — one-click copy

RIGHTS FILE — PLAIN ENGLISH TRANSLATOR (paste OCR text below)

You are a legal information organizer, NOT a lawyer.
Task: For each numbered clause in the pasted document:
1. Rewrite in 1 sentence plain English
2. Flag if it potentially: waives statutory rights, adds hidden fee, allows unilateral change, requires forced arbitration, limits liability unfairly, or is vague.
3. Suggest 1 specific question to ask the other party or legal aid
4. Do NOT give legal advice. Cite source type only (e.g., "Check: state landlord-tenant statute via LII State Law Links, CFPB debt collection rules")

Format as table: Clause # | Original (short) | Plain English | Flag (None / Review) | Question | Where to Verify (LII/CFPB/LawHelp)

Paste document OCR text here:
[PASTE]
ABUSIVE CLAUSE CHECKLIST — RUN THIS AFTER TABLE

Search these in your document:
- "waive", "indemnify", "hold harmless" → potential rights waiver
- "at sole discretion", "may change at any time" → unilateral change
- "arbitration", "class action waiver" → forced arbitration (check CFPB credit card agreements database for required language)
- "non-compete", "non-solicit" → check LII state law (many states ban/limit)
- "collection fees", "attorney fees", "30% extra" → check state cap via LII
- Threatening language in collection letter → compare to CFPB complaint narratives for same collector

For each hit, add row to Rights File with citation link to LII or CFPB.

Where to verify:
LII State Law: https://www.law.cornell.edu/states
CFPB Complaint DB: https://www.consumerfinance.gov/complaintdatabase/
LawHelp: https://www.lawhelp.org/

What Breaks — coral callout

Three Things to Try Now — click to reveal

1. Lease renewal in 5 minutes
2. Debt collection letter check
3. Job offer non-compete

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