Terms of use of our website

Issues:

I. General provisions

II. Service provided electronically

III. Personal data

IV. Final provisions

I. General provisions

  1. The page under the domain https://wsalegal.com is provided for information purposes and provided to present information about our services and for sending information / providing offers by a professional law firm – Wesley Legal, Solicitors and Advocates, Mirosław Dęmski, Igor Wierzbicki – Limited Liability Company.
  2. The Administrator of the Website is the Law Firm Wesley Legal, Solicitors and Advocates, Mirosław Dęmski, Igor Wierzbicki – Limited Partnership. Our company is registered at the District Court for the Capital City of Warsaw, XII Commercial Division of the National Court Register. (hereinafter referred to as, the “Law Firm”).
  3. The terms used in the Regulations mean:
    Website – a websites registered udner the domain name www.wsalegal.com that is provided subject to you accepting these Regulations; Regulations – these Website’s Regulations defining the rules of functioning and you Accessing it; User – an entity (service user) accessing our Website.
  4. you can contact us thorough the contact form you can find on our website, www.wsalegal.com or by telephone.
  5. The matters presented on our website are presented for information purposes only, to inform you about our practice and are not in essence a legal advice, neither offer any type of endorsement, assurance or guarantee of achieving a similar result in matters in which you as a client contact us.

II. Service provided electronically

  1. The service provided electronically, that is service consisting in enabling the presentation of information regarding our services by way of information transmitted by a contact form, constitutes the provision of electronic services within the meaning of the Act of 18 July 2002 on the provision of electronic services (Journal of Laws of 2013.1422, as amended), i.e. the provision of a service provided without the simultaneous presence of the parties, through the transfer of data at the individual request of the recipient, transmitted and received by means of devices for electronic processing, including digital compression, and data storage, which is entirely transmitted, received or transmitted via a telecommunications network within the meaning of the Act of 16 July 2004 – Telecommunications Law. The service provided electronically, defined in this way, is free of charge.
  2. The User may at any time terminate the use of the Service provided electronically. Termination of the contract for the use of the Service provided electronically is made by ceasing to use the functionality on the Website. In this case, the contract for the use of the Service provided electronically is terminated automatically without the need to submit additional statements of the parties.
  3. The service provided electronically consists in making available to the User all functionalities of the Website, and in particular consists in:
    1. making available, at the User’s individual request, information placed on the Website by displaying a page with a specific URL address, including information about services provided by our Law Firm;
    2. providing a contact form enabling sending a message to the Law Firm via the IT system;
    3. in order to conclude a contract for the provision of legal services. Contracts for the provision of legal services may be created only after you have accepted our General Terms and Conditions, and/or signed a contract for the provision of legal services, or by accepting by e-mail our scope of service. Acceptance of the use of our services takes place either at the moment of signing the contract, accepting the General Terms and Conditions of Contracts, or paying funds to deal with your case.
  4. In order to properly use the Service provided electronically, the User should have at his disposal:
    1. connection to the Internet;
    2. computer hardware and software with the functionality of a web browser enabling the display of HTML documents on the computer screen, accepting “cookies”.
  5. A service provided by electronic communication may not be ‘advice’ or a ‘legal opinion’, especially if it does not contain these words clearly defined in the content. The views, opinions and legal advice of our lawyers may not always be accepted, and may not be representative of our law firm or its individual partners.
  6. In particular, the information contained on this website does not constitute legal advice, but is only information about our services. The results we have achieved in the matters we describe on this website may not be representative of our readers and may not always be similar to the results achieved in our Clients cases.
  7. Also, stories and results in the cases we describe on our website can be obtained through the individual efforts of a person / lawyer and can be achieved in full, outside of our law firm.
  8. If you do not agree with this policy, you should not use our website nor communicate with us thorough email. As an alternative, you can meet us in person and present your concerns and ask for an assessment, regardless of this communication channel.

III. Personal data

  1. Personal data disclosed by the User in the contact form or further order are processed in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation of 27 April 2016 (hereinafter referred to as GDPR).
  2. The administrator of the User’s personal data is the Law Firm
  3. The scope and principles of personal data processing are regulated in the Personal Data Processing Policy (available at this link).

IV. Final provisions

  1. All complaints regarding the functioning of the Website and information about violations of the Regulations made by Users may be reported to the e-mail address of the Law Firm info@wsalegal.com
  2. The information on the Website does not constitute an offer within the meaning of the Civil Code.
  3. All intellectual property rights, including copyrights and trademarks, to materials published by or on behalf of the Law Firm on the Website (e.g. text and images) are the property of the Law Firm or its licensors.
  4. Any disputes related to the interpretation of these regulations, personal data processing policy, or cookie policy will be resolved in the first place through the mechanisms of amicable settlement of disputes by notifying us of the violation of these regulations and then, in the event of disagreement, by the court competent for the current seat of Wesley Legal – Advocates and Solicitors, Mirosław Dęmski, Igor Wierzbicki – Limited Partnership.

Version 2. Date of publication: 18 August 2022.

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