Effective July 11, 2026
Terms of Service
Important legal boundary
Lawzuit, LLC is not a law firm and is not a substitute for the advice of an attorney. Lawzuit does not provide legal advice, legal opinions, or representation, and no attorney-client relationship is created through any communication with Lawzuit. Communications with Lawzuit are not protected by the attorney-client privilege.
1. Who May Use Lawzuit
Lawzuit is for self-represented, non-attorney users handling their own matters. By using Lawzuit, you certify that you are not an attorney, lawyer, law firm, or person using Lawzuit on behalf of an attorney, lawyer, law firm, or legal services business.
2. What Lawzuit Does
Lawzuit coordinates email-based electronic service for pro per litigants when electronic service is permitted. Lawzuit may send service emails, attach or link documents, provide notice language to other parties, record recipients and timestamps, track delivery or bounce information where available, and organize proof-of-service information for your review and filing.
3. Your eService Certification
Before requesting electronic service, you must confirm that you received approval for eService, or have another basis for eService, and that you will keep that approval or basis for your records. You are responsible for deciding what documents to serve, who should receive them, what email addresses to use, and whether electronic service is permitted or legally sufficient.
4. What Lawzuit Does Not Do
- Lawzuit does not provide legal advice or legal opinions.
- Lawzuit does not provide legal strategy, document review, or recommendations about what you should file, serve, argue, admit, deny, settle, or appeal.
- Lawzuit does not represent you in court or in communications as your attorney.
- Lawzuit does not decide whether eService is permitted or legally sufficient.
- Lawzuit does not guarantee that a court, party, or attorney will accept service.
- Lawzuit does not calculate legal deadlines or determine litigation strategy.
5. Service Emails and Confidentiality Notice
Lawzuit service emails may include the following notice or similar language: "This email and any attachments are intended solely for the named recipient and may contain confidential information. If you received this message in error, please notify the sender and delete it."
6. Free Service; No Payment Required
Lawzuit currently provides this eService coordination workflow for free to eligible self-represented users. No credit card is required to create an account or submit a free eService request. If Lawzuit later offers paid products, any paid terms will be presented before payment is collected.
7. User Responsibilities
You are responsible for your own legal decisions, filings, deadlines, court appearances, document content, recipient information, and eService approval records. You agree not to use Lawzuit for fraud, harassment, unlawful service, unauthorized access, or any illegal purpose.
8. Site-Wide Acknowledgement
Lawzuit may require visitors to acknowledge the non-law-firm, no-legal-advice, no-attorney-client-relationship disclosure before entering or continuing to use the site. Your acknowledgement confirms only that you understand Lawzuit's role. It does not make Lawzuit your attorney, create privilege, or transfer responsibility for your case decisions, filings, deadlines, service choices, or court obligations.
9. Limitation of Liability
To the maximum extent permitted by law, Lawzuit is not liable for legal outcomes, missed deadlines, rejected filings, disputed service, incorrect recipient information, email delivery failures outside Lawzuit's control, or third-party actions. Lawzuit's total liability is limited to the greater of $100 or the amount you paid Lawzuit for the service giving rise to the claim.
10. Contact
Questions about these Terms may be sent to hello@lawzuit.com.