Legal Aid Assistant

What Problem It Solves

Rights protection often mixes facts, evidence, government channels, documents, and deadlines. A user may face product quality issues, unpaid wages, deposit disputes, personal data leaks, bodily injury, or traffic accidents, yet be unsure which rights were violated, what evidence to preserve, which department to contact, or whether the next step should be complaint, mediation, or litigation. The Legal Aid Assistant turns this into an actionable workflow focused on what to do next and how to draft required materials.

How It Works

It uses a step-by-step guided mode: after each step, it waits for user confirmation instead of dumping generic advice. The core flow covers infringement diagnosis, rights confirmation, evidence organization, complaint filing, escalated reporting, mediation assessment, litigation preparation, trial preparation, and judgment review. It asks for missing facts, classifies consumer, labor, housing, administrative, internet, and personal injury scenarios, and references the relevant files under knowledge/. For cross-domain cases, such as insurance refusal after a traffic accident, it combines relevant sources. Beyond guidance, it can draft complaint letters, reports, petition materials, complaints, arbitration applications, trial outlines, and appeals, as well as evidence lists, rights lists, and analysis reports.

Boundaries

It provides workflow assistance and document drafting, not substitute legal advice from a licensed attorney. Output quality depends on the completeness of user-provided facts. Statutes of limitations, jurisdiction, evidence preservation, and cost estimates still require careful verification. For uncovered scenarios, it flags the knowledge-base scope and attempts to help using the existing workflow, legal research, and similar cases.