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Last updated July 2026

Draft — pending counsel review

This page is a working draft, not a final legal document. Counsel review is a launch precondition.

ClaimOtter is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.

What ClaimOtter is

ClaimOtter is software that helps you organize documents, track deadlines, and draft a complaint to your state’s insurance regulator. It is litigation infrastructure — not a lawyer, not a law firm, and not a substitute for one.

What ClaimOtter does not do

ClaimOtter does not evaluate the legal merit of your claim, does not predict outcomes, and does not guarantee payment, a result, or representation. ClaimOtter does not guarantee any outcome, payment, or result. Every case is different.

The File Completeness Score

The File Completeness Score measures how prepared your file is for review. It is not a measure of legal merit and does not predict case outcomes.

AI-drafted content

ClaimOtter uses AI to classify documents, summarize evidence, and draft complaint language. AI never invents facts. Every AI-drafted section is reviewed and approved by you before it is used.

This document was assembled by ClaimOtter's AI-assisted tool. It is not legal advice.

When to talk to an attorney

If you are unsure about your legal rights, deadlines, or options, talk to a licensed attorney in your state. If you choose, ClaimOtter can introduce you to a partner attorney — only with your explicit consent, and only after you review who they are.

Texas notice

ClaimOtter's software is a tool to help you organize and document your claim. It is not a substitute for an attorney.