If something is wrong, we want to know and fix it.
Legal information can become outdated and AI can make mistakes. This policy explains what GetInstantLaw.com treats as a correction and how reported issues are handled.
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- GetInstantLaw.com
- Purpose
- Public trust, editorial and source-transparency information
- Reviewed
- Service boundary
- Legal information only — not legal advice
Report → verify → correct → review.
01What you can report
- A statute, regulation, court rule or official guidance that has changed.
- A source link that is broken, outdated or points to the wrong authority.
- A factual statement that does not match the cited source.
- A jurisdiction error, such as information from the wrong state or legal system.
- An unclear statement that could materially mislead a user.
- A product statement about GetInstantLaw.com that is inaccurate.
02What happens after a report
The issue should be checked against the relevant page, source and jurisdiction. If a material error is confirmed, the page or product wording should be corrected as soon as reasonably practical.
Where the underlying law or procedure is uncertain, the safer correction may be to qualify or remove the statement until it can be supported.
03AI answers and saved Matters
JEZ AI answers are generated for a user’s facts and may not be identical to published editorial pages. If you believe an AI answer contains an important error, report the jurisdiction, the question asked and the source or statement you believe is wrong without sending passwords, banking details or unnecessary sensitive information.
04How to report a correction
Use the Contact GetInstantLaw page and identify “Correction” as the reason for contacting us, or email info@getinstantlaw.com. Include the page URL, jurisdiction, the statement you believe is wrong and, where possible, the official source that supports the correction.
Do not send passwords, banking information or unnecessary confidential legal documents. Social media is not a corrections channel for sensitive information.
Legal information only — not legal advice. GetInstantLaw.com is not a law firm. JEZ AI is not a lawyer, does not create a lawyer-client relationship and can make mistakes. Check important details before you act. Read our Editorial Standards, Source Standards or Corrections Policy.
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