The AI legal assistant for the US. Federal and state aware.
CoCounselor answers legal questions about life in the United States in plain English, citing the constitutional provision, federal statute or state law each answer relies on. Use it to understand your rights as a tenant, worker or small business owner, and to draft documents before you hire an attorney.
Questions you can ask CoCounselor
- Can my landlord keep my security deposit?
- Am I owed overtime pay?
- Can the police search my car without a warrant?
- Is my non-compete agreement enforceable?
- How do I form an LLC?
- How do I dispute an error on my credit report?
Each answer is written in plain English and shows the law it relies on, so you can read the source yourself. You can also turn the answer into a draft letter or agreement.
Laws people in United States ask about most
- U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights. Protect free speech, protection from unreasonable searches, due process and equal protection.
- Fair Labor Standards Act. Sets the federal minimum wage, overtime pay and child labor rules.
- Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Prohibits employment discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex and national origin.
- Fair Housing Act. Prohibits discrimination in renting, buying and financing housing.
- Americans with Disabilities Act. Protects people with disabilities at work, in public places and in services.
- Fair Credit Reporting Act. Gives you the right to see your credit report and dispute errors.
Federal law and your state's law
In the US, federal law sets a floor, and each state adds its own rules. Landlord–tenant law, employment rules such as non-competes, and how you form a business all vary from state to state.
CoCounselor asks for your state and tells you when the answer depends on it. For lawsuits, criminal charges or immigration matters, it recommends a licensed attorney in your state.
Frequently asked questions
Is there an AI legal assistant app for the US?
Yes. CoCounselor is an AI legal assistant that answers US legal questions in plain English, cites federal and state law, and helps you draft documents such as demand letters and contracts. It is available now on Android.
Is CoCounselor a lawyer?
No. CoCounselor provides legal information, not legal advice, and using it does not create an attorney-client relationship. For anything with real consequences, confirm with a licensed attorney in your state.