Actually Good Legal: Disclaimer

Effective date: November 9, 2026 · Actually Good Ideas, LLC

Not legal advice. Actually Good Legal (the course, Hub, workbook, videos, plugin, skills, tools, templates, sample and test files, and QA materials) teaches a way of working with AI. It is not legal advice. Actually Good Ideas, LLC is not a law firm, and using the Materials does not create an attorney-client relationship with us.

Not tailored, and not a substitute for a lawyer. Nothing in the Materials is customized for any particular client, matter, transaction or jurisdiction. Actually Good Ideas does not advise on whether any template, clause, skill or output is suitable or enforceable in a particular situation. Get that judgment from a licensed attorney in the relevant jurisdiction. The Materials do not replace one.

The law changes. Laws, court rules, bar guidance and the AI tools themselves change often. The Materials may not reflect the latest changes, so check anything time-sensitive against current sources.

Communications with us are not privileged. Emails, messages, support requests and other communications with Actually Good Ideas are not confidential attorney-client communications and are not protected by attorney-client privilege. Do not send us client confidential information.

You are responsible for your work. Everything Claude or the tools produce is a draft for review by a licensed attorney. Before anyone relies on it, check every fact, quotation, citation, number, date, deadline and change. Compliance with your rules of professional conduct, court rules, client-confidentiality obligations and data-protection duties is your responsibility. That includes deciding whether client information may be processed by Claude or any other service.

AI makes mistakes. AI output can be wrong, incomplete, out of date or invented, and it can be manipulated by text hidden in documents. Our safeguards include quote checks, hidden-text scans, guardrails, skill-safety scans and self-tests. They reduce these risks but do not eliminate them.

Test results are examples, not guarantees. Test results, the QA Lab report and promotional videos show specific runs on fictional documents. They do not promise the same results on your documents, with your setup, or with future models or software versions.

Templates are starting points. Templates, including Common Paper templates used under CC BY 4.0, may not fit your jurisdiction, your matter or current law. Adapt them, and have them reviewed.

Fictional content. All parties, people, firms, matters and documents in the sample, test and QA files are fictional. Any resemblance to real persons or entities is coincidental, except two well-known U.S. Supreme Court citations used for cite-check practice.

Independent product. Actually Good Legal is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Anthropic, Common Paper, Microsoft, Google or any practice-management vendor. Product names belong to their owners.

Keep backups. The tools read and write files on your systems. Keep independent backups.

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