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Corrections Policy

Our Commitment to Accuracy

Promise Legal is committed to accuracy and transparency in all published content. As a law firm writing about complex and evolving areas of AI, intellectual property, and technology law, we recognize our responsibility to provide accurate, clearly sourced, and up-to-date information.

When we discover factual errors, we correct them promptly and disclose the change.

How to Request a Correction

If you believe that a post on blog.promise.legal includes an error or mischaracterizes a legal position, please contact us at:

📧 [email protected]

Include the following information (as applicable):

  1. URL of the page in question
  2. The specific statement or passage you believe is incorrect
  3. The proposed correction, with citations or supporting sources
  4. Optional: your name and contact information so we can follow up if clarification is needed

We review all requests in good faith, whether submitted by readers, legal peers, or institutional partners.

Review Process

  • All correction requests are reviewed within ten business days.
  • If an error is confirmed, we will:
    • Correct the content promptly;
    • Add a dated correction note describing what was changed; and
    • For significant factual corrections, publish a notice at the top of the article.
  • If the issue concerns interpretation or unsettled law, we may add an explanatory note clarifying differing views or current status.

How We Note Corrections

Minor corrections (typos, formatting): fixed silently unless the meaning was affected.
Factual corrections: added inline note, e.g.

[Updated 2025-10-14: Corrected citation to reflect Fifth Circuit holding in [Case Name].]
Significant corrections: prominent notice at the top of the article, e.g.
CORRECTION (2025-10-14): This article originally misstated [incorrect statement]. It has been corrected to [accurate statement]. We regret the error.

Updates vs. Corrections

  • Updates reflect changes in the law or new developments after publication and are labeled “Updated [Date]”.
  • Corrections address errors present in the original version and are labeled “Correction” or “Corrected [Date]”.

Transparency and Editorial Independence

Promise Legal maintains full editorial independence. We do not accept sponsored content or outside influence over our legal analysis. Every article is reviewed for accuracy and clarity.