Ask Atlas is a fixed library, not a lawyer
Ask Atlas checks a general question against a fixed, reviewed answer library. It does not use a live public model or generate an individualized legal answer. It may select an incomplete or poor match. Its output is general information, not legal advice or a case evaluation, and using it does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Ask Atlas must not be used for emergencies, deadline calculations, document review, predictions, or decisions about filing, signing, quitting, accepting money, or giving up rights. Use the private case-review form for fact-specific guidance.
Do not submit identifying or confidential information
Do not enter names, email addresses, phone numbers, Social Security numbers, financial details, medical records, documents, or other confidential facts. Automated screening may refuse questions that appear to contain identifiers or instructions aimed at bypassing the tool's safeguards.
Rate limits and global usage ceilings protect the service from abuse and uncontrolled cost. Ask Atlas may temporarily become unavailable when those limits are reached.
No public question logging
The current public Ask Atlas tool does not create a quality log. A submitted question is used only to check the fixed answer library. The application does not save the question, create a conversation history, or transfer the question into prospective-client intake.
Privacy-preserving rate-limit counters may be used to protect the service from abuse. Those controls do not store the question text. Even with this boundary, do not submit identifying or confidential information.