Legal & Compliance

Work out the maximum GDPR or UK GDPR fine for a company — €10 million / 2% or €20 million / 4% of worldwide annual turnover, whichever is higher — and see how regulators weigh the factors that set the actual amount.

Find out which EU AI Act risk category your AI system falls into — prohibited, high-risk, limited risk (transparency) or minimal risk — plus general-purpose AI model duties, the obligations that apply and the key deadlines.

Check your business against the core GDPR / UK GDPR requirements — lawful basis, privacy notice, records, consent, rights handling, security, breaches, processors, transfers, DPIAs and DPO — and get a score with a prioritised to-do list.

Generate a lightweight, dependency-free cookie consent banner — Accept all, Reject all and per-category choices — that blocks analytics and marketing scripts until the visitor agrees. Copy-paste HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

Work out the last day to cancel a purchase and get a refund — the 14-day right of withdrawal for online and off-premises purchases in the EU and UK, and the US FTC 3-day Cooling-Off Rule for door-to-door sales.

Check whether a book, song, film, photo or artwork is in the US public domain — or when it will be — using publication date, author's death, notice and renewal rules, including works published before 1931.

Estimate a personal injury settlement range using the multiplier method — medical bills, lost wages and property damage, times a pain-and-suffering multiplier — adjusted for your share of fault, policy limits and attorney's fees.

Count legal deadlines forward or backward in calendar days or court (business) days, skipping weekends and US federal holidays, with the Rule 6(a) roll-forward when a deadline lands on a weekend or holiday.

Estimate what you'll receive for jury service and how much income you might lose — federal juror pay of $50 a day ($60 after 10 days on a trial), mileage, and your employer's jury duty pay policy.

Estimate weekly workers' compensation wage-loss benefits — typically two-thirds of your average weekly wage, limited by your state's maximum and minimum — for temporary total or partial disability.

Check a B2B invoice against the EU VAT Directive's mandatory contents (Article 226) — numbers, VAT IDs, dates, rates, reverse-charge wording — and see e-invoicing mandates coming in by country.

Where and how to search for existing trademarks before you pick a brand name — the official free databases for the US, EU, UK and worldwide, what to search for, and what the results mean.

Find which licenses and permits your US business needs, and how to check if your business name is available — federal, state, county and city levels, with the official places to look.

Where to find a notary public near you or online — banks, shipping stores, libraries, mobile notaries and remote online notarization (RON) — with typical fees and what to bring.

How to send and receive a fax without a fax machine — free online fax services, email-to-fax, phone apps and printing stores — with page limits, costs and privacy tips for medical or legal documents.

Create a privacy policy for your website or app — what you collect, why, who you share it with, cookies, retention, and the rights sections GDPR, UK GDPR and California (CCPA/CPRA) require. Download as Word or PDF.

Generate terms and conditions (terms of service) for a website, online shop, SaaS or app — accounts, payments and refunds, acceptable use, intellectual property, liability limits and governing law.

Create a cookie policy listing the cookies your site uses — necessary, preferences, analytics and marketing — with how to manage consent, as required by the GDPR, UK PECR and the EU ePrivacy Directive.

Create a website disclaimer — general, affiliate (FTC-compliant), medical, financial, fitness or professional advice — ready to paste on your site or in your content.

Write an accessibility statement for your website — your WCAG 2.2 conformance target, known limitations, how people can report problems, and the enforcement procedure — in the format used by the UK and EU public sector model.

Create a mutual or one-way non-disclosure agreement — definition of confidential information, exclusions, permitted use, term, return of materials and remedies — ready to sign as Word or PDF.

Create a freelance / independent contractor agreement — scope, deliverables, fees and payment terms, revisions, IP transfer on payment, confidentiality, termination and kill fee — ready to sign.

Create a residential lease (rental agreement) — parties, property, term, rent and due date, late fee, security deposit, utilities, pets, maintenance, entry and termination — with state-specific reminders.

Create rent receipts for your tenants (or yourself) — one month or a whole year at once — with the property, period, amount, payment method and landlord signature line.

Create a bill of sale for a car, motorcycle, boat, trailer or any item — buyer, seller, description, VIN/serial, price, as-is clause, odometer statement and signatures.

Create a promissory note for a personal or family loan — amount, interest rate, repayment schedule with monthly payment, late fees, prepayment and default — with the payment calculated for you.

Draft a general or durable financial power of attorney — principal, agent and successor agent, powers granted, when it takes effect, and signature, witness and notary blocks. Check your state's statutory form before signing.

Draft a simple last will and testament — executor, guardian for minor children, specific gifts, residuary estate and alternates — with witness and self-proving affidavit blocks. Review your state's signing rules.

Build an employee handbook for a small business — welcome, at-will or contract employment, equal opportunity and anti-harassment, hours and pay, time off, conduct, remote work, IT and data security, and acknowledgment page.

Write a firm cease and desist letter for copyright or trademark infringement, harassment, defamation, unpaid debts or breach of contract — with the facts, demands, deadline and consequences.

Write an effective complaint letter to a company about a faulty product, poor service, billing error or delivery problem — clear facts, your consumer rights, the fix you want and a deadline.

Write a subject access request under Article 15 GDPR / UK GDPR asking a company for a copy of all the personal data it holds about you — with the information they must include and the one-month deadline.

Ask a company to delete your personal data under the right to erasure ('right to be forgotten') — Article 17 GDPR / UK GDPR, or a CCPA deletion request for California — citing the right grounds.

Generate a GDPR / UK GDPR data processing agreement between a controller and a processor, with all the Article 28(3) terms — instructions, confidentiality, security, sub-processors, assistance, deletion and audits — plus processing details annex.

Find how long you have to sue in any US state for personal injury, medical malpractice, property damage, fraud and breach of a written or oral contract — and the approximate last day to file.

One table of civil statutes of limitations for all 50 states and DC: personal injury, medical malpractice, property damage, fraud, and written and oral contracts.

Check the most a landlord can charge as a security deposit in your state, whether a deposit is over the limit, and the exact date it must be returned after move-out — for all 50 states and DC, updated for 2026.

Every US state's security deposit limit and return deadline in one table, with the statute to cite — including the new 2024–2026 caps in California, Maryland and Colorado.

Work out the most a landlord can legally charge for late rent in your state — percentage caps, flat caps and grace periods for all 50 states and DC, including the 2025 changes in New Mexico, Utah and Maryland.

Check the 2026 small claims court limit in your state, whether your claim fits, and the steps to file — demand letter, where to sue, fees, serving the defendant, preparing evidence and collecting a judgment.

The maximum you can sue for in small claims court in every US state and DC in 2026, from Kentucky's $2,500 to $25,000 in Delaware and Tennessee.