Build the case your employer
doesn't want you to build.
Organize your workplace-retaliation evidence, match it against the doctrines courts actually apply, and walk into a lawyer's office with attorney-grade case prep — free, no account, about 15 minutes.
Why most retaliation cases fail before they start
Employers have HR. They have lawyers on retainer. They have document-retention policies that fire up the second they sense litigation.
You have your memory and a phone full of screenshots. By the time you sit across from a plaintiff's attorney, you're often missing the one thing that wins these cases: organized, contemporaneous evidence.
- You forget exact dates. Courts care about exact dates.
- You can't find the email from six months ago. Opposing counsel will.
- You don't know the difference between FRE 803(6) and FRE 801(d)(2). Your case might.
- You hand a lawyer a confused story. They charge $400/hour to organize it. Or they pass on the case entirely.
What Receipts.law does
Structured intake
Guided questions across 8 sections that map directly to what an employment attorney would ask in the first meeting. Takes about 15 minutes.
Evidence vault
Upload paystubs, emails, write-ups, photos. Receipts.law categorizes into 11 sections, hashes for chain-of-custody, and OCRs your screenshots so the AI can read them.
Attorney-grade prep
Get a counsel brief, settlement-value framework, case timeline, doctrine-pattern matches against 26 federal precedents — everything an attorney needs to evaluate your case in 20 minutes instead of 3 hours.
Nine doctrines, twenty-six precedents, zero hallucination
Receipts.law matches your fact pattern against the legal doctrines courts have actually recognized in employment-retaliation cases. Every cited case is a real Supreme Court or federal-circuit decision in our verified corpus.
What you walk away with
Strategic case overview. The "start here" doc your attorney reads in 5 minutes to know what they're dealing with.
Damages categories, supporting facts, statutory caps, what's still needed. Not a number — a structured framework an attorney can populate.
Chronological PDF assembled from your intake + every uploaded file's metadata. The forensic anchor for the whole case.
Once you're talking to lawyers, paste their info — get back a structured assessment of fee structure, drop-clauses, and capacity for your case shape.
When new emails, write-ups, or admissions land, paste them in. Get an immediate read on what they mean for your case and what to preserve.
Don't walk into a lawyer's office unprepared.
15 minutes. Free. No account required.
Start your case →This is not legal advice. Receipts.law organizes facts, surfaces the doctrines courts have applied, and helps you prepare for an attorney consultation. Whether you have a viable claim depends on jurisdiction-specific law that only a licensed attorney in your state can evaluate.