Terms of use

The content on this website is general information about legal topics and Sapio Legal’s services. It is not legal advice for your specific facts and should not replace advice from a suitably instructed lawyer.

No automatic lawyer-client relationship

Using the website, sending a form, or requesting a consultation does not create a lawyer-client relationship. An engagement begins only after the firm confirms it can act and the scope and terms are agreed.

Accuracy and changing law

The firm aims to publish useful, accurate material, but laws, procedures, fees, and official practices can change. Articles show publication and update dates so readers can evaluate their context.

External decisions

You remain responsible for decisions made using general website content. If a matter affects property, money, a deadline, a dispute, or legal rights, seek advice based on the relevant documents and current law.

Articles and permitted use

You may read and share links to the firm's public guides for personal or internal informational use. Republishing substantial content, removing attribution, or presenting it as advice prepared for another person is not permitted without consent.

Availability and third-party services

The site may be unavailable during maintenance or because of a hosting, network, or third-party service interruption. Links or references to another organisation do not mean Sapio Legal controls or endorses that organisation's content, privacy practices, or services.

Consultation requests

A preferred date submitted through the form is a request, not a confirmed appointment. Do not assume the firm is acting, monitoring a deadline, or taking a procedural step until the firm expressly confirms an engagement and its scope.

Acceptable use

Do not attempt to interfere with the site, submit malicious material, impersonate another person, or use the publishing tools without authorisation. Automated access should respect the public crawler instructions and must not disrupt availability for other visitors.

Updates to these terms

These terms may be revised as the publishing or enquiry process changes. Continued use after an update means the visitor is using the current version. A separately agreed engagement letter takes priority for the professional services it covers.

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