Practical, regulation-backed guides to disputing medical bills, fighting airline fees, and understanding the consumer protections most people have never heard of.
DOT rules mandate specific cash compensation for delays and denied boarding. Most passengers never claim it.
Convenience fees, overdraft charges, platform fees. Which ones can be disputed — and under exactly which regulation.
A plain-English guide to the law that limits out-of-network medical bills — and what to do when providers ignore it.
Filing a CFPB complaint is free and takes 10 minutes. Here's how to use it to get results from banks and lenders.
A vague complaint gets ignored. A specific letter citing the right regulation gets results. Here's the anatomy of one that works.
One in five reports contains a significant error. Under the FCRA, bureaus must investigate within 30 days — here's how to start.
Hotels collected $3.7B in resort fees in 2024 alone — many undisclosed. Here's how to identify an overcharge and get a refund using Reg Z and the FTC Act.
The FTC's new Click-to-Cancel rule requires cancellation to be as easy as sign-up. Here's how to enforce that right and claw back charges.
The FTC's 2024 CARS Rule bans dealers from charging for add-ons without your express informed consent. Here's how to identify them and get refunds.
Lost bag? Flight cancelled? DOT rules entitle you to specific cash compensation — and the 2024 Automatic Refund Rule made it mandatory.
FCC anti-cramming rules prohibit unauthorized charges on your phone bill. Here's how to use them — and your state PUC — to get money back.
No lawyer needed, under $100 to file, and corporations often settle before the court date because showing up costs them more than paying you.
Upload a document — bill, statement, flight notice — and ClawBack's AI drafts the formal dispute letter with the exact regulation citation in minutes. Free to scan.
Start Clawing Back — Free