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Won both instances - against corporate legal departments.
Compared these to lawsuits humans filed for me for money previously. Riddled with errors and inconsistencies they were.
N=2 but I doubt I will ever hire a lawyer for “small claims” again
While I didn't have it entirely dismissed, two things came out of it that I found interesting:
1. The County Attorney told me he hadn't had anyone fight a speeding ticket in many years. Most of the people in court that day with me (virtually) were DWI-related.
2. I ended up with nothing after a year if I do not have another moving violation. Perfect outcome for me.
The three tools, primarily Claude in my case, walked me through everything; they prepped all documents; told me how and when to send it; processed all replies; and even walked me through how to prep and talk during meeting with the CA prior to the judge and then the judge herself. It was lovely.
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I have a feeling that there's going to be a lot of AI-assisted court cases happening soon.
Small note for others: It’s not this complex everytime, luckily, you mostly just need a bit of persistence (and once you filed a complaint, while it might not even be legally binding, for example in Switzerland, the airline might just send the money at some point during the procedure as the chance someone files a complaint also goes to court and generates more costs is high —- so it’s always worth it trying the offic…
I think this "we ignore you" behavior is specific to Norse, behaving like a low-cost airline in financial trouble. Whatever they can save from such incidents by ignoring customer complaints benefits their bottom line.