Corrections Policy
How to report an error on CollectiveClaim.us, what we fix and how fast, how corrections are labelled on the article, and the log of corrections made so far.
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How to report an error
Email editorial@collectiveclaim.us with: the article URL, the exact sentence or figure, and the document that shows what is correct. A link to a court docket, an agency page, a statute or an official settlement notice is enough; you do not need to be a party to the case or a lawyer to report an error.
What we fix, and how
| Type of error | What we do |
|---|---|
| Wrong date, number, party, court, docket number or statutory citation | Corrected in place, with a dated correction note appended to the article. |
| A statement that mislabels an allegation as a finding (or the reverse) | Corrected in place and flagged: this is the error class we treat most seriously. |
| A source that does not support the sentence it sits next to | The sentence is re-sourced or removed, and the change is noted. |
| A broken or superseded link to a primary document | Replaced with the current record where one exists; noted if the document has moved. |
| Stylistic or grammatical issue that does not change meaning | Fixed silently. |
Correction notes are permanent. We do not delete an article to resolve an error. If an article is wrong in a way that cannot be repaired, we say so at the top of the page and explain why.
Timing. Factual corrections are normally applied within two business days. Where a deadline or a safety question is involved, we treat it as urgent.
Corrections made so far
| Date | Article | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-10-13 | Site rebuild | CollectiveClaim.us was relaunched as a static legal-information publication. The previous WordPress site, which presented itself as a law firm and published unverifiable case narratives, is retired. Its legitimate URLs redirect to their new equivalents; its demo and store pages return 410. |
Related policies
- Editorial policy for sourcing and labelling standards
- Terms of use and disclaimer
CollectiveClaim.us publishes general legal information. This article is not legal advice and does not create an attorney–client relationship. Court records and agency actions change; verify current status with the court or agency before relying on it.