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Official resources

Court, consumer-protection, and network documentation selected for the specific questions covered in our guides.

uscourts.gov

Federal civil procedure

Read the federal rules directly. Rule 23 covers class action procedure and Rule 56 addresses summary judgment. Use the relevant rule with the actual court orders.

Read the federal rules
uscourts.gov

How civil cases work

A first-party overview of federal civil cases, including the complaint, preparation, settlement, and trial. Useful for understanding a document’s place in the process.

Read the civil case guide
ftc.gov

FTC refund programs

Find information about FTC cases resulting in refunds. This directory concerns FTC programs and does not list every private settlement or other recovery route.

Browse FTC refunds
consumer.ftc.gov

Refund and recovery scams

Consumer guidance on recovery-scam tactics and requests for advance payments or sensitive information. Use a verified independent channel when checking an offer.

Read FTC scam guidance
developer.bitcoin.org

Bitcoin transaction structure

Technical background on inputs, outputs, transaction identifiers, and change. Use it to understand a network record, not to draw a legal conclusion.

Read Bitcoin documentation
ethereum.org

Ethereum records and receipts

Official Ethereum documentation for transaction lookups and receipt fields. Preserve raw values and units before interpreting explorer displays or exports.

Read Ethereum documentation
solana.com

Solana transaction details

Official documentation for retrieving a transaction by signature and understanding returned metadata. Missing fields and unavailable history require context.

Read Solana documentation
consumerfinance.gov

Preparing a financial complaint

An example of organizing a clear account of a financial-service problem and relevant supporting records. A CFPB complaint is a separate process from a settlement claim.

Read CFPB guidance
Reference review: September 30, 2026. These are general source links, not a directory of verified open claims. A source’s scope matters: government refunds, private settlements, and technical documentation answer different questions.