These terms set out the conditions upon which you may access and use our website. You accept that by using our website, you are agreeing to these terms.
1. DEFINITIONS
“these terms”, unless mentioned otherwise, shall refer to this page of our website, which sets out the terms of it’s use.
“website”, unless mentioned otherwise, shall refer to the website domain www.championlaw.co.uk, together with all content, pages, forms and articles found or referred to within the website.
“Champion Law”, “we”, “us”, or “our”, shall refer to the website owner and operator, being a paralegal legal services business, which may also employ solicitors from time to time. Champion Law is the trading name of Champion Law Ltd – a company registered in the UK under company number 12560485, and whose registered office is at Broadwalk House, Southernhay West, Exeter, Devon EX1 1TS. We are members of the Institute of Paralegals, and registered and voluntarily regulated by the Professional Paralegal Register under number 209765. Our office and principal place of business is Broadwalk House, Southernhay West, Exeter, Devon EX1 1TS. We maintain professional indemnity insurance to cover the provision of our legal services up to £1 million worldwide, excluding the territories of United States of America and Canada. Our provider is Precision Underwriting (UK) Limited, and their address is The Hamlet, Hornbean Park, Harrogate, HG2 8RE, and their phone number is +44 (0)1423 876030.
“you” or “your”, shall refer to any visitor to our website.
2. ACCESSIBILITY
1.1. Our website is not a platform to access legal services, and is only used for marketing and information purposes, and as a way to contact us by either using the contact us page, or our displayed phone number or email address. Should we take your instructions, this will be conditional upon the ‘client terms of business’ and an ‘engagement letter’, both of which will be made available to you prior to the provision of any legal services.
1.2. Whilst we take all reasonable steps to guard against this, we cannot guarantee that our website will be free from bugs or viruses, and as such, cannot be liable to you for any damage or loss caused to you whatsoever in you accessing our website.
1.3. The content of our website, including articles, is intended for general information only and should not be taken to amount to advice which you can rely on.
1.4. Our website is updated from time to time, but please note that some of the information may sometimes be out-dated, and we are under no obligation to inform you of any updates, or ensure the accuracy of content, and as such, we will not be liable to you for your reliance on any inaccuracies.
1.5. Our website may contain links to third party websites which are outside of our control. We do not endorse such websites, and nor will we be responsible for any content or availability of such websites.
1.6. We do not guarantee continued access or availability to the website, and as such, shall not be liable to you for any loss or expense caused to you from the unavailability or interruption of the website.
1.7. We hereby also expressly exclude all other liabilities arising by statute pertaining to our website.
1.8. We do not use Cookies on our website, and for more information on the way in which we process any personal data submitted through the website, please refer to our Privacy Policy.
3. CONDITION OF USE
2.1. You hereby agree that you will not use our website:
(a) For commercial purposes, or;
(b) For any illegal or unlawful purposes under any jurisdiction, or as prohibited by these terms, or;
(c) To knowingly introduce any malware, including but not limited to, viruses, worms, trojans, and logic bombs, or;
(d) To attempt to gain unauthorised access to our website builder, server, or database, or;
(e) To access any contact details displayed on the website to send any unsolicited emails for the purposes of advertising or market research, or;
(f) To defame, disparage, damage the reputation or good standing of, or make the subject of ridicule, us or any other person;
2.2. You are permitted to create links to our website, providing they do not contravene clause 2.1(f) or give rise to any form of association, affiliation, endorsement, or approval from us where none exists. This permission is given at our sole discretion, and may be withdrawn in the same way at any time and without notice.
2.3. You must also ensure that any person using the website through your internet connection is aware of, and complies with, these terms.
2.4. If you are in breach of any part of these terms, you hereby agree to indemnify and hold us harmless from any claims, proceedings, or other action that causes us loss of any kind in relation to such breach.
2.5. If you are ever unsure of the condition of your use of our website, including linking, then please send an enquiry to info@championlaw.co.uk.
4. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
3.1. We post content on our website as the exclusive owners or licensees of such content, which is protected by copyright and other laws worldwide, with all rights being reserved.
3.2. You use or refer to any content of our website in the full understanding that you must clearly acknowledge and identify us in writing as the authors of such content.
3.3. You are also strictly prohibited from, or allowing third parties to, use, copy, duplicate, transfer, revise, licence, perform, publish, reproduce, transmit, deep-link, pass off, display, modify, sell, distribute, or create derivatives, of any content of the website without a licence to do so, detailing the exact terms of your use of such intellectual property, including applicable fees.
3.4. Any printing, saving, or downloading of content is for personal use only, and done entirely at your own risk.
3.5. Nothing in these terms shall give rise to create any intellectual property rights in Champion Law or goodwill associated therein whatsoever to anybody but Fergus Thompson, worldwide.
5. GENERAL
4.1. These terms are updated or amended from time to time at our sole discretion, and we are under no obligation to notify you of such changes, which shall become binding upon being implemented. It shall therefore be your responsibility to check these terms frequently.
4.2. These terms of business are meant to be read as a whole document. Each clause heading and subheading is merely there for guidance and shall not affect the interpretation of these terms.
4.3. If any part of these terms is found to be unlawful, illegal, invalid or unenforceable, these terms will be read to the severance of those parts.
4.4. Any waiver, side agreement, or annexation to these terms must be affected and agreed to in writing by the relevant parties to clearly relate to these terms.
4.5. These terms are governed by the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.
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