Disclaimers and Terms of Use

1. INTRODUCTION; ACCEPTANCE OF TERMS

Welcome to the websites operated by Braver Law PLLC, Braver Law Firm PLLC, and their respective affiliates and related entities (collectively, “Braver Law,” the “Firm,” “we,” “our,” or “us”).

These Disclaimers and Terms of Use (“Terms”) govern your access to and use of all websites, mobile websites, landing pages, applications, forms, client portals, chat features, text messaging programs, social media pages, online services, and other digital properties owned, operated, maintained, controlled, or provided by Braver Law (collectively, the “Website”).

Please read these Terms carefully. They constitute a legally binding agreement between you and Braver Law regarding your access to and use of the Website.

By accessing, browsing, viewing, using, communicating through, or otherwise interacting with the Website, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agree to be bound by:

(a) these Terms and Disclaimers;

(b) our Privacy Policy;

(d) all applicable laws and regulations.

If you do not agree to these Terms, you must immediately discontinue use of the Website.

1.1 Changes to Terms

Braver Law reserves the right, at any time and in its sole discretion, to modify, revise, supplement, replace, update, or discontinue these Terms or any portion thereof.

Any modification shall become effective immediately upon posting to the Website unless a later effective date is specified.

Your continued use of the Website following the posting of revised Terms constitutes your acceptance of such revised Terms.

Accordingly, you should review these Terms periodically.

1.2 Changes to Website

Braver Law reserves the right, at any time and without notice, to:

(a) modify, suspend, discontinue, restrict, or terminate the Website or any portion thereof;

(b) modify, remove, or replace Website content;

(d) impose limits on certain features or restrict access to portions of the Website.

Braver Law shall have no liability arising from any modification, suspension, discontinuance, restriction, or termination of the Website.

1.3 Eligibility

The Website is intended for individuals who are at least eighteen (18) years of age or who otherwise possess legal capacity to enter into binding agreements.

Individuals under the age of thirteen (13) are prohibited from using the Website or submitting personal information through the Website.

By using the Website, you represent and warrant that you possess the legal capacity to enter into these Terms and to comply with all obligations contained herein.

1.4 Geographic Scope

The Website is operated from the United States.

Braver Law makes no representation that the Website, its content, or any services described therein are appropriate, available, or lawful in any jurisdiction outside the United States.

Persons who choose to access the Website from locations outside the United States do so at their own initiative and are solely responsible for compliance with applicable local laws.

1.5 Right to Restrict Access

Braver Law reserves the right, in its sole discretion and without notice, to deny, suspend, restrict, terminate, or limit access to the Website for any user at any time and for any lawful reason, including violations of these Terms, suspected misuse of the Website, security concerns, legal compliance requirements, or business considerations.

1.6 Electronic Communications

By accessing or using the Website, you consent to receive communications electronically from Braver Law, including communications delivered by email, text message, website notice, client portal, electronic signature platform, or other electronic means.

You agree that electronic communications satisfy any legal requirement that such communications be in writing.

1.7 Definitions

For purposes of these Terms:

“Website” means all websites, mobile websites, landing pages, applications, portals, forms, social media pages, chat systems, text messaging programs, and related digital properties owned, operated, controlled, maintained, or provided by Braver Law.

“Content” means all text, graphics, images, photographs, audio, video, software, source code, designs, trademarks, service marks, logos, databases, compilations, documents, downloads, forms, and other materials appearing on or made available through the Website.

“User Content” means any information, communication, submission, inquiry, review, comment, rating, photograph, video, document, file, message, suggestion, feedback, or other material submitted by a user through or in connection with the Website.

“Covered Parties” means Braver Law PLLC, Braver Law Firm PLLC, their affiliates, related entities, owners, members, managers, attorneys, employees, contractors, agents, consultants, vendors, technology providers, co-counsel, referral counsel, successors, and assigns.

ARTICLE 2

IMPORTANT LEGAL NOTICES AND DISCLAIMERS

2.1 No Attorney-Client Relationship

Your access to, use of, or communication through the Website does not create an attorney-client relationship between you and Braver Law.

Viewing Website content, downloading materials, submitting forms, participating in chat features, sending emails, transmitting text messages, subscribing to communications, requesting information, or otherwise interacting with the Website does not establish an attorney-client relationship.

An attorney-client relationship is formed only through a written engagement agreement executed by both the Firm and the client.

Until such an agreement has been executed, Braver Law does not undertake any duty to provide legal advice, preserve claims, investigate matters, monitor deadlines, protect legal rights, or represent your interests.

2.2 No Confidentiality Prior to Engagement; Prospective Client Disclosures

If you are not already represented by Braver Law pursuant to a written engagement agreement, you should not submit confidential, proprietary, privileged, trade secret, sensitive, or otherwise protected information through the Website or through any electronic communication with the Firm.

Information submitted before an attorney-client relationship is established may not be treated as confidential or privileged and may be reviewed by attorneys, legal assistants, intake personnel, administrative personnel, consultants, experts, vendors, technology providers, co-counsel, referral counsel, and other persons assisting the Firm in evaluating potential claims, conflicts of interest, referrals, or possible representation.

You acknowledge and agree that submission of information to Braver Law prior to the formation of an attorney-client relationship does not obligate the Firm to represent you, does not create any duty of loyalty, does not create any duty to provide legal advice, and does not prevent the Firm from declining representation.

You further acknowledge and agree that the firm, their attorneys, affiliates, co-counsel, referral counsel, and associated law firms may represent clients whose interests are adverse to yours in matters that are unrelated to your inquiry, subject to applicable law and rules of professional conduct.

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, you agree that the Firm’s receipt and review of information submitted through the Website for purposes of evaluating a potential representation, conflict check, referral, or case assessment shall not, by itself, preclude the Firm or its attorneys from representing a party adverse to you in a matter where such information may be relevant, unless otherwise required by applicable law or rules of professional conduct.

The Firm reserves the right to decline representation for any lawful reason, including conflicts of interest, jurisdictional limitations, case selection criteria, resource limitations, strategic considerations, business considerations, or professional judgment.

Nothing contained in this Section shall be construed to waive any duties imposed upon the Firm by applicable law or rules of professional conduct.

2.3 No Legal, Medical, Financial, or Professional Advice

The Website and all Content are provided solely for general informational and educational purposes.

Nothing contained on the Website constitutes legal advice, medical advice, financial advice, tax advice, insurance advice, investment advice, or any other form of professional advice.

You should consult directly with qualified professionals regarding your specific circumstances before taking or refraining from taking any action based upon information obtained through the Website.

2.4 Co-Counsel and Referral Relationships

Braver Law may associate with, refer matters to, accept referrals from, collaborate with, or jointly represent clients with attorneys and law firms located throughout the United States.

Information submitted to the Firm may be shared with co-counsel, referral counsel, consultants, experts, vendors, and service providers as reasonably necessary to evaluate claims, assess representation, prosecute matters, administer cases, or provide legal services.

Any fee-sharing arrangements shall comply with applicable law and rules of professional conduct and shall not increase the fee payable by the client beyond the amount agreed upon in the applicable engagement agreement.

2.5 Consumer Communications

To ensure quality assurance, training, compliance, and accurate handling of inquiries, telephone calls, video calls, chats, text messages, and other communications between you and the firm, their affiliates, agents, employees, contractors, intake personnel, case managers, legal assistants, and attorneys may be monitored, recorded, transcribed, reviewed, stored, and analyzed.

By communicating with the Firm, you consent to such monitoring, recording, transcription, storage, and review to the extent permitted by applicable law.

The Firm may contact you by telephone, email, text message (SMS), automated technology, prerecorded voice messages, artificial voice technology, or other lawful means using the contact information you provide.

2.6 Case Referrals and Lead Distribution

The Firm may evaluate inquiries received through the Website and may refer, transfer, share, or associate such inquiries with co-counsel, referral counsel, local counsel, or other attorneys and law firms for purposes of case evaluation, representation, conflict analysis, or legal services. Submission of information through the Website constitutes consent to such review and sharing, subject to applicable law and the Firm’s Privacy Policy.

2.7 No Duty to Accept Representation

The Firm reserves the right to decline any inquiry, potential claim, or proposed representation for any lawful reason. Submission of information through the Website does not obligate the Firm to investigate, pursue, preserve, or accept any matter and does not toll or extend any statute of limitations or other legal deadline

ARTICLE 3

THIRD-PARTY WEBSITES, SERVICES, AND CONTENT

3.1 Third-Party Websites

The Website may contain links to websites, applications, services, products, advertisements, social media platforms, or other materials owned or operated by third parties (“Third-Party Content”).

Braver Law does not control, monitor, review, investigate, endorse, guarantee, sponsor, or assume responsibility for Third-Party Content.

Access to Third-Party Content is undertaken solely at your own risk.

3.2 No Responsibility for Third Parties

Braver Law shall not be responsible or liable for:

(a) the accuracy, legality, reliability, availability, or completeness of Third-Party Content;

(b) the products or services offered by third parties;

(d) any transaction, communication, dispute, or interaction between you and a third party.

3.3 Third-Party Transactions

Any dealings between you and a third party are solely between you and that third party.

Braver Law shall have no liability arising from or relating to any such dealings.

3.4 Medical and Health Information Disclaimer

The Website may contain information concerning diseases, injuries, medications, medical devices, pharmaceutical products, recalls, health conditions, scientific studies, litigation, settlements, verdicts, and other health-related topics.

Such information is provided solely for general informational and educational purposes and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, treatment recommendations, or healthcare services.

Nothing contained on the Website should be relied upon as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment from a licensed healthcare provider. You should always seek the advice of qualified medical professionals regarding any medical condition or treatment decision.

Never disregard professional medical advice, delay seeking medical treatment, modify treatment plans, discontinue medications, or make healthcare decisions based upon information contained on the Website.

3.5 Statute of Limitations Notice

Legal claims are subject to strict deadlines known as statutes of limitations and other filing requirements, which vary by jurisdiction and type of claim.

Failure to take action within the applicable time period may result in the permanent loss of legal rights and remedies.

The information provided on the Website does not constitute legal advice regarding any applicable statute of limitations, filing deadline, notice requirement, or legal deadline. The Firm makes no representation that any claim remains timely.

If you believe you may have a legal claim, you should seek legal advice promptly.

ARTICLE 4

USER ACCOUNTS AND REGISTRATION

4.1 Registration

Certain portions of the Website may permit or require user registration, account creation, client portal access, subscription enrollment, or similar functionality.

4.2 User Obligations

If you create an account, you agree that:

(a) all information provided shall be true, accurate, current, and complete;

(b) you shall maintain and promptly update such information;

(d) you shall not create an account using false or misleading information;

(e) you are solely responsible for all activity occurring through your account;

(f) you shall maintain the confidentiality of your login credentials; and

(g) you shall promptly notify the Firm of any unauthorized access or security breach.

4.3 Account Suspension and Termination

Braver Law reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to suspend, restrict, terminate, or refuse any account at any time and for any lawful reason.

4.4 Minors

No person under the age of thirteen (13) may create an account, submit personal information, or otherwise use portions of the Website requiring registration.

ARTICLE 5

USER SUBMISSIONS AND USER-GENERATED CONTENT

5.1 User Content

The Website may permit users to submit comments, reviews, testimonials, messages, inquiries, suggestions, photographs, videos, documents, ratings, feedback, and other materials (“User Content”).

You remain solely responsible for all User Content submitted by you.

5.2 Non-Confidential Nature of User Content

Except as otherwise required by law or pursuant to an executed attorney-client engagement agreement, User Content submitted through the Website shall be deemed non-confidential.

Braver Law assumes no obligation to maintain User Content in confidence and shall have no obligation to return submitted materials.

5.3 License Granted to Braver Law

By submitting User Content, you grant Braver Law and its affiliates a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, non-exclusive, transferable, sublicensable, royalty-free license to use, reproduce, distribute, publish, display, perform, modify, adapt, translate, create derivative works from, archive, store, transmit, and otherwise exploit such User Content in any manner and through any medium now known or later developed.

This license includes the right to use any ideas, concepts, suggestions, techniques, know-how, or feedback contained within User Content without compensation to you.

5.4 Right to Remove Content

Braver Law may, but shall have no obligation to, review, monitor, edit, reject, archive, preserve, display, remove, or delete User Content at any time and for any reason.

The Firm may remove User Content that it determines, in its sole discretion, to be unlawful, offensive, misleading, harmful, inappropriate, or inconsistent with these Terms.

5.5 User Representations and Warranties

Each time you submit User Content, you represent and warrant that:

(a) you own or control all rights necessary to submit the content;

(b) the content is accurate;

(d) the content does not violate any law, regulation, court order, or contractual obligation;

(e) the content is not defamatory, fraudulent, deceptive, threatening, obscene, harassing, abusive, discriminatory, or otherwise unlawful; and

(f) the content does not contain malicious code, malware, spyware, viruses, Trojan horses, or other harmful technology.

5.6 Community Standards

You agree not to use the Website to:

(a) violate any law;

(b) infringe intellectual property rights;

(d) transmit unlawful, defamatory, threatening, harassing, obscene, discriminatory, or abusive content;

(e) distribute spam or unsolicited communications;

(f) collect personal information from users without authorization;

(g) interfere with Website operations or security; or

(h) promote illegal activity.

Braver Law reserves the right to investigate violations of these Terms and to take any action deemed appropriate, including suspension, termination, reporting to law enforcement, or legal action.

ARTICLE 6

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS

6.1 Ownership of Website Content

The Website and all Content are owned by or licensed to Braver Law and are protected by United States and international copyright, trademark, patent, trade secret, and other intellectual property laws.

Content includes, without limitation:

(a) text;

(b) graphics;

(d) trademarks;

(e) service marks;

(f) trade names;

(g) photographs;

(h) videos;

(i) audio recordings;

(j) designs;

(k) layouts;

(l) software;

(m) source code;

(n) databases;

(o) compilations; and

(p) all other materials appearing on or available through the Website.

6.2 Limited License

Subject to compliance with these Terms, Braver Law grants you a limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to access and use the Website solely for personal, informational, and non-commercial purposes.

No ownership rights are transferred to you.

6.3 Restrictions

Except as expressly authorized in writing by Braver Law, you shall not:

(a) copy;

(b) reproduce;

(d) distribute;

(e) sell;

(f) license;

(g) modify;

(h) create derivative works;

(i) publicly display; or

(j) commercially exploit

any Content or portion of the Website.

6.4 Reservation of Rights

All rights not expressly granted herein are reserved by Braver Law and its licensors.

ARTICLE 7

RESTRICTIONS ON USE OF THE WEBSITE

7.1 Prohibited Activities

You agree not to:

(a) reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, or otherwise attempt to derive source code from any portion of the Website;

(b) circumvent or interfere with Website security measures;

(d) interfere with Website functionality or availability;

(e) harvest, scrape, extract, collect, copy, or mine data from the Website through automated means;

(f) use bots, spiders, crawlers, scrapers, artificial intelligence systems, or other automated technologies to access or collect Website Content without express written permission;

(g) transmit malicious code, viruses, ransomware, spyware, Trojan horses, or similar harmful technology;

(h) overload or disrupt Website infrastructure;

(i) impersonate any person or entity;

(j) use the Website for unlawful purposes; or

(k) violate these Terms.

7.2 Monitoring and Enforcement

Braver Law reserves the right, but not the obligation, to:

(a) investigate suspected violations;

(b) monitor Website activity;

(d) preserve evidence;

(e) disclose information as permitted by law; and

(f) pursue legal remedies.

ARTICLE 8

DIGITAL MILLENNIUM COPYRIGHT ACT

8.1 Copyright Policy

Braver Law respects the intellectual property rights of others and expects users to do the same.

8.2 Copyright Notices

If you believe that material appearing on the Website infringes your copyright, you may submit a written notice containing:

(a) your physical or electronic signature;

(b) identification of the copyrighted work;

(d) your contact information;

(e) a good-faith statement that the use is unauthorized; and

(f) a statement under penalty of perjury regarding the accuracy of the notice.

8.3 Copyright Agent

Notices should be sent to:

Email: intake@braverlawfirm.com

8.4 Repeat Infringers

Braver Law reserves the right to suspend, terminate, or restrict access for users who repeatedly infringe intellectual property rights.

8.5 Existing Clients and Client Portal Communications

The provisions of these Terms regarding the absence of an attorney-client relationship and the lack of confidentiality for prospective client communications do not apply to communications occurring after an attorney-client relationship has been established through a written engagement agreement.

Communications between existing clients and the Firm through designated client portals, case-management systems, secure communication platforms, or other Firm-approved communication channels may be subject to attorney-client privilege, confidentiality obligations, and applicable ethical duties, subject to applicable law.

ARTICLE 9

DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTIES

9.1 Website Provided “As Is”

YOUR ACCESS TO AND USE OF THE WEBSITE IS AT YOUR SOLE RISK.

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, THE WEBSITE IS PROVIDED ON AN “AS IS,” “AS AVAILABLE,” AND “WITH ALL FAULTS” BASIS.

9.2 Disclaimer of Warranties

THE COVERED PARTIES EXPRESSLY DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES, WHETHER EXPRESS, IMPLIED, STATUTORY, OR OTHERWISE, INCLUDING:

(a) MERCHANTABILITY;

(b) FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE;

(d) NON-INFRINGEMENT;

(e) ACCURACY;

(f) RELIABILITY;

(g) AVAILABILITY;

(h) SECURITY; AND

(i) FREEDOM FROM VIRUSES OR OTHER HARMFUL COMPONENTS.

9.3 No Guarantee of Performance

The Covered Parties do not warrant that:

(a) the Website will operate uninterrupted;

(b) the Website will be available at any particular time;

(d) the Website is secure;

(e) Website Content is accurate, complete, current, or reliable; or

(f) Website servers are free of harmful code.

9.4 Third-Party Content Disclaimer

The Covered Parties disclaim all responsibility for:

(a) Third-Party Content;

(b) third-party websites;

(d) third-party products;

(e) third-party software; and

(f) acts or omissions of third parties.

9.5 Testimonials and Prior Results

Testimonials, endorsements, reviews, verdicts, settlements, and prior results do not constitute guarantees, warranties, or predictions regarding future outcomes.

Past performance does not guarantee future results.

9.6 Models, Simulations, and Illustrations

The Website may contain actors, spokespersons, dramatizations, simulations, stock photography, artificial intelligence-generated content, computer-generated imagery, and illustrative materials that do not depict actual clients, actual events, actual attorneys, or actual legal matters unless expressly stated otherwise.

ARTICLE 10

LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

10.1 Exclusion of Damages

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, THE COVERED PARTIES SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY:

(a) indirect damages;

(b) incidental damages;

(d) special damages;

(e) exemplary damages;

(f) punitive damages;

(g) loss of profits;

(h) loss of revenue;

(i) loss of goodwill;

(j) loss of business opportunities;

(k) loss of data;

(l) loss of use; or

(m) business interruption;

arising from or relating to:

(i) the Website;

(ii) Website Content;

(iii) User Content;

(iv) Third-Party Content;

(v) communications with the Firm;

(vi) Website security incidents;

(vii) Website availability; or

(viii) your use of or inability to use the Website.

10.2 Aggregate Liability Cap

TO THE EXTENT ANY LIABILITY IS NOT OTHERWISE EXCLUDED, THE TOTAL AGGREGATE LIABILITY OF ALL COVERED PARTIES FOR ALL CLAIMS ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THE WEBSITE SHALL NOT EXCEED ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($100.00).

10.3 Jurisdictional Limitations

Certain jurisdictions do not permit the exclusion or limitation of certain damages.

In such jurisdictions, the limitations contained herein shall apply to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law.

ARTICLE 11

INDEMNIFICATION

11.1 User Indemnification Obligations

You agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless the Covered Parties from and against any and all claims, demands, actions, causes of action, proceedings, investigations, liabilities, judgments, damages, losses, settlements, penalties, fines, costs, and expenses, including reasonable attorneys’ fees and litigation expenses, arising out of or relating to:

(a) your use of the Website;

(b) your violation of these Terms;

(d) your User Content;

(e) your infringement, misappropriation, or violation of the rights of any person or entity;

(f) any false, misleading, inaccurate, or incomplete information submitted by you;

(g) any unauthorized activity conducted through your account;

(h) your communications with other users; or

(i) your misuse of the Website.

11.2 Defense and Control

Braver Law reserves the right to assume the exclusive defense and control of any matter subject to indemnification at your expense.

You agree to cooperate fully in the defense of any such matter.

You shall not settle any claim subject to indemnification without the prior written consent of Braver Law.

ARTICLE 12

PRIVACY, DATA COLLECTION, AND ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS

12.1 Privacy Policy

Your use of the Website is subject to the Braver Law Privacy Policy, which is incorporated into these Terms by reference.

By using the Website, you acknowledge and agree that information may be collected, stored, processed, disclosed, and transferred as described in the Privacy Policy.

12.2 Electronic Communications

By accessing or using the Website, you consent to receive communications electronically.

Such communications may be delivered through:

(a) email;

(b) SMS text message;

(d) client portals;

(e) electronic signature platforms;

(f) online forms;

(g) chat systems; or

(h) other electronic means.

You agree that electronic communications satisfy any legal requirement that communications be in writing.

12.3 Electronic Signatures

To the extent permitted by law, you consent to the use of electronic signatures, electronic records, electronic disclosures, and electronic contracts.

You waive any requirement for physical signatures or paper records except where prohibited by law.

12.4 Data Storage and Transfer

The Website is operated within the United States.

By using the Website, you consent to the transfer, processing, storage, and maintenance of information within the United States and other jurisdictions where Braver Law or its service providers maintain operations.

12.5 No Guarantee of Security

Electronic communications, internet transmissions, text messages, emails, online forms, and website submissions may not be secure. Although the Firm employs reasonable safeguards, the Firm does not guarantee that communications transmitted through the Website, email, text message, or other electronic means will be secure, confidential, error-free, or free from interception by third parties.

12.6 Transmission Failures and Communication Delays

Braver Law does not warrant or guarantee that any email, online form submission, chat communication, text message, electronic transmission, document upload, client portal communication, voicemail, or other communication sent to or from the Firm will be received, reviewed, processed, transmitted, delivered, stored, or acted upon without interruption, delay, corruption, loss, technical malfunction, human error, system failure, cybersecurity incident, third-party service provider failure, or other disruption.

The Firm shall not be responsible for any damages, losses, missed deadlines, lost opportunities, or other consequences arising from delayed, failed, incomplete, corrupted, misdirected, intercepted, or undelivered communications.

Users should not rely upon Website communications, online submissions, emails, text messages, chat features, or other electronic communications as the sole means of preserving legal rights, satisfying legal deadlines, providing notice, transmitting time-sensitive information, or obtaining emergency legal assistance.

If a matter is time-sensitive, users should contact the Firm directly by telephone and take any other actions necessary to protect their rights.

12.7 Cybersecurity Incidents and Unauthorized Access

Braver Law employs reasonable administrative, technical, and physical safeguards designed to protect information transmitted through or stored in connection with the Website. However, no website, network, electronic communication system, database, cloud platform, software application, or information technology infrastructure can be guaranteed to be completely secure.

The Firm does not warrant or guarantee that the Website, electronic communications, client portals, online forms, databases, servers, cloud services, or information systems will be free from cyberattacks, hacking, ransomware, malware, phishing attacks, denial-of-service attacks, unauthorized access, data breaches, system intrusions, interception, corruption, loss, theft, disclosure, alteration, or other cybersecurity incidents.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Firm shall not be liable for any damages, losses, claims, costs, expenses, delays, interruptions, unauthorized disclosures, loss of data, corruption of data, identity theft, business interruption, or other consequences arising from or relating to any cybersecurity incident, unauthorized access, or security breach affecting the Website, electronic communications, third-party service providers, or information systems, except to the extent liability cannot be limited or disclaimed under applicable law.

ARTICLE 13

SMS TEXT MESSAGING PROGRAM

13.1 Consent to SMS Communications

If you voluntarily provide a mobile telephone number or opt into any text messaging program offered by Braver Law, you consent to receive recurring text messages relating to:

(a) case evaluations;

(b) intake communications;

(d) appointment reminders;

(e) legal service updates;

(f) marketing communications; and

(g) Firm announcements.

Consent to receive text messages is not a condition of obtaining legal services.

13.2 Message Frequency

Message frequency may vary depending upon your interaction with the Firm and the services requested.

13.3 Opt-Out

You may opt out of receiving text messages at any time by replying:

STOP

to any message.

You may receive a final confirmation message acknowledging your opt-out request.

13.4 Message and Data Rates

Message and data rates may apply according to your mobile carrier’s pricing plan.

13.5 Support

For assistance regarding SMS communications, contact:

intake@braverlawfirm.com

(800) 672-7181

ARTICLE 14

GOVERNING LAW

These Terms, the Website, and any dispute arising from or relating to the Website shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the District of Columbia, without regard to conflict-of-law principles.

To the extent any issue is not subject to arbitration under Article 15, the parties agree that the courts located in the District of Columbia shall have jurisdiction over such matter, subject to the provisions set forth below.

Nothing contained herein shall be construed to create jurisdiction where jurisdiction would otherwise be prohibited by law

ARTICLE 15

DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND ARBITRATION

15.1 Good-Faith Informal Resolution

Before commencing arbitration or litigation, a party asserting a dispute shall provide written notice describing the nature of the dispute and the relief sought.

The parties shall attempt in good faith to resolve the dispute informally for a period of at least thirty (30) days following receipt of such notice.

15.2 Agreement to Arbitrate

Except as otherwise provided herein, any claim, dispute, controversy, or cause of action arising out of or relating to the Website, these Terms, Website Content, User Content, communications with the Firm, or use of the Website shall be resolved exclusively through final and binding arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”).

15.3 Arbitration Procedures

Unless otherwise required by applicable law:

(a) arbitration shall be conducted in Washington, D.C.;

(b) arbitration shall be conducted in English;

(d) arbitration shall be heard by a single arbitrator unless AAA rules require otherwise;

(e) the arbitrator shall have authority to determine issues of arbitrability;

(f) the arbitrator shall apply applicable substantive law;

(g) the arbitrator may award any remedy available under applicable law, subject to the limitations contained in these Terms; and

(h) judgment on the award may be entered in any court having jurisdiction.

15.4 Waiver of Jury Trial

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, EACH PARTY KNOWINGLY, VOLUNTARILY, AND IRREVOCABLY WAIVES ANY RIGHT TO A TRIAL BY JURY.

15.5 Class Action Waiver

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, ALL CLAIMS SHALL BE BROUGHT SOLELY IN AN INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY.

NO PARTY SHALL HAVE THE RIGHT TO:

(a) participate in a class action;

(b) participate in a collective action;

(d) pursue representative claims; or

(e) consolidate claims involving multiple persons.

15.6 Arbitration Costs

The arbitrator shall allocate arbitration costs, fees, and expenses in accordance with applicable law and AAA rules.

Each party shall initially bear its own attorneys’ fees and costs unless otherwise awarded by the arbitrator or permitted by law.

15.7 Emergency and Injunctive Relief

Notwithstanding the agreement to arbitrate, Braver Law may seek temporary, preliminary, emergency, permanent, or equitable relief in any court of competent jurisdiction regarding:

(a) intellectual property rights;

(b) unauthorized access to systems;

(d) confidential information;

(e) cybersecurity incidents;

(f) violations of law; or

(g) enforcement of these Terms.

15.8 Exclusive Venue for Court Proceedings

To the extent any dispute is determined not to be subject to arbitration, or to the extent court proceedings are necessary to compel arbitration, confirm an arbitration award, enforce an arbitration award, or obtain relief permitted by Section 15.7, such proceedings shall be brought exclusively in the state or federal courts located in the District of Columbia.

Each party irrevocably consents to the jurisdiction of such courts and waives any objection based upon venue or forum non conveniens.

15.9 Survival

This Article shall survive termination of these Terms and termination of your use of the Website.

15.10

If any portion of this Section 15 is determined unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain enforceable to the fullest extent permitted by law.

ARTICLE 16

TERMINATION, SUSPENSION, AND ENFORCEMENT

16.1 Right to Suspend or Terminate Access

Braver Law reserves the right, in its sole discretion and without prior notice, to suspend, restrict, limit, disable, or terminate your access to the Website, any account, any feature, or any portion of the Website for any reason or no reason, including, without limitation:

(a) violation of these Terms;

(b) suspected unlawful activity;

(d) security concerns;

(e) protection of the Firm, its clients, or third parties;

(f) legal or regulatory compliance requirements; or

(g) operational or business reasons.

16.2 Effect of Termination

Upon suspension or termination:

(a) all rights granted to you under these Terms shall immediately cease;

(b) you shall immediately discontinue use of the Website;

(d) Braver Law shall have no liability arising from such suspension or termination.

16.3 Survival

The provisions of these Terms that by their nature should survive termination shall survive, including, without limitation:

(a) ownership provisions;

(b) intellectual property provisions;

(d) limitations of liability;

(e) indemnification obligations;

(f) dispute resolution provisions;

(g) arbitration provisions; and

(h) governing law provisions.

ARTICLE 17

INVESTIGATIONS AND COOPERATION WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT

17.1 Investigations

Braver Law reserves the right, but not the obligation, to investigate:

(a) suspected violations of these Terms;

(b) misuse of the Website;

(d) unauthorized access attempts;

(e) intellectual property violations; and

(f) any conduct that may expose the Firm or others to liability.

17.2 Cooperation with Authorities

Braver Law may cooperate with law enforcement agencies, regulatory authorities, courts, governmental entities, and other appropriate parties regarding any investigation, subpoena, legal process, or suspected violation of law.

17.3 Disclosure of Information

To the extent permitted by applicable law, Braver Law may disclose information regarding Website users, communications, accounts, submissions, or Website activity when the Firm believes such disclosure is appropriate to:

(a) comply with legal obligations;

(b) respond to legal process;

(d) investigate suspected misconduct; or

(e) enforce these Terms.

ARTICLE 18

MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS

18.1 Entire Agreement

These Terms, together with the Privacy Policy, Disclaimer and any additional policies incorporated herein by reference, constitute the entire agreement between you and Braver Law regarding the Website.

They supersede all prior or contemporaneous understandings, agreements, representations, and communications relating to the Website.

18.2 Severability

If any provision of these Terms is held invalid, illegal, void, or unenforceable by a court or arbitrator of competent jurisdiction, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect.

Any invalid provision shall be enforced to the maximum extent permitted by law.

18.3 No Waiver

No failure or delay by Braver Law in exercising any right, power, or remedy shall constitute a waiver of such right, power, or remedy.

Any waiver must be in writing and signed by an authorized representative of Braver Law.

18.4 Assignment

Braver Law may assign, transfer, delegate, or subcontract any of its rights or obligations under these Terms without notice.

You may not assign, transfer, delegate, or sublicense any rights or obligations under these Terms without the prior written consent of Braver Law.

18.5 Relationship of Parties

Nothing contained in these Terms shall create any partnership, joint venture, employment relationship, agency relationship, fiduciary relationship, or attorney-client relationship between you and Braver Law.

18.6 Interpretation

Headings are provided solely for convenience and shall not affect interpretation.

The words “including,” “include,” and similar terms shall be deemed to mean “including, without limitation.”

These Terms shall not be construed against any party based upon authorship.

18.7 Force Majeure

Braver Law shall not be liable for any delay, interruption, failure, or inability to perform resulting from causes beyond its reasonable control, including:

(a) acts of God;

(b) natural disasters;

(d) governmental actions;

(e) labor disputes;

(f) telecommunications failures;

(g) cyberattacks;

(h) power outages; or

(i) failures of third-party service providers.

18.8 Equitable Relief Waiver

To the fullest extent permitted by law, you agree that any claim arising from or relating to the Website shall be limited to monetary damages, if any, and that you shall not seek or obtain injunctive, equitable, or extraordinary relief that would interfere with the operation of the Website, the Firm’s business, or the Firm’s intellectual property, except where such waiver is prohibited by applicable law.

ARTICLE 19

CONTACT INFORMATION AND NOTICES

19.1 Contact Information

Questions regarding these Terms or the Website may be directed to:

Braver Law PLLC or
Braver Law Firm PLLC

1629 K Street NW, Suite 300
Washington, DC 20006

Telephone: (800) 672-7181

Fax: (202) 217-3191

Email: intake@braverlawfirm.com

19.2 Notices to Braver Law

Any notice required under these Terms shall be delivered in writing to the address set forth above unless Braver Law designates a different address in writing.

ARTICLE 20. ATTORNEY ADVERTISING DISCLOSURES AND JURISDICTIONAL NOTICES

20.1 Attorney Advertising

This Website may constitute attorney advertising or advertising material under applicable laws and rules of professional conduct in certain jurisdictions.

The selection of an attorney is an important decision and should not be based solely upon advertisements.

20.2 Prior Results and Case Outcomes

Past performance, prior verdicts, settlements, judgments, recoveries, testimonials, endorsements, and case outcomes do not guarantee or predict a similar result in any future matter.

Every legal matter is unique and must be evaluated based upon its own facts, evidence, circumstances, procedural posture, and applicable law.

No representation is made that any client or prospective client will obtain the same or similar result.

20.3 Testimonials, Endorsements, Reviews, and Ratings

Client testimonials, endorsements, reviews, ratings, comments, and statements appearing on the Website are provided for informational purposes only.

Testimonials and endorsements do not constitute a guarantee, warranty, or prediction regarding the outcome of any legal matter and should not be relied upon as an indication of future results.

20.4 Actors, Simulations, Dramatizations, and AI-Generated Content

The Website and Firm advertising may contain dramatizations, simulations, reenactments, stock photography, stock video, paid actors, spokespersons, computer-generated imagery, digitally altered content, artificial intelligence-generated content, or other illustrative materials.

Unless expressly identified otherwise, persons depicted are not necessarily clients, attorneys, employees, agents, or representatives of the Firm.

Any dramatization, simulation, illustration, spokesperson presentation, or AI-generated content is intended solely for illustrative purposes and does not depict actual events unless expressly stated.

20.5 Contingency Fee Arrangements

The Firm generally represents clients on a contingency fee basis. Under a contingency fee arrangement, attorney’s fees are earned only if a recovery is obtained on behalf of the client.

The specific terms of any contingency fee arrangement, including responsibility for litigation expenses and costs, will be set forth in a written engagement agreement and governed by applicable law.

No attorney-client relationship is created, and no contingency fee arrangement exists, unless and until the Firm and the client enter into a written engagement agreement.

20.6 Attorney Licensing and Jurisdictional Limitations

Attorneys associated with the Firm are licensed only in the jurisdictions in which they have been admitted to practice law. The Firm currently maintains attorneys admitted to practice law in the District of Columbia, Illinois, Massachusetts, and Missouri.

Attorneys appearing in advertisements, videos, articles, social media content, podcasts, webinars, or other marketing materials may not be licensed in the jurisdiction where such materials are viewed.

Through its attorneys and nationwide network of co-counsel, referral counsel, and local counsel relationships, the Firm is able to assist clients with matters arising throughout the United States, subject to applicable law, court rules, and professional conduct requirements.

Legal services will be provided only by attorneys licensed, admitted, authorized, or otherwise permitted to practice in the applicable jurisdiction.

The Firm does not seek to represent persons in jurisdictions where doing so would violate applicable law, court rules, licensing requirements, or rules of professional conduct.

20.7 International Users

This Website is owned and operated from the United States and is intended primarily for persons located within the United States.

The Firm does not represent that materials on the Website are appropriate, available, or lawful for use outside the United States. Persons who choose to access the Website from locations outside the United States do so on their own initiative and are solely responsible for compliance with applicable local laws.

Nothing on the Website shall be construed as advertising, solicitation, legal advice, or an offer of legal services in any country, territory, or jurisdiction where such activity would be unlawful or require additional licensing, registration, authorization, or approval.

20.8 Co-Counsel, Referral Counsel, and Joint Responsibility

To serve clients effectively, the Firm maintains relationships with co-counsel, referral counsel, local counsel, and other law firms throughout the United States.

Where permitted by applicable law and professional conduct rules, the Firm may refer matters to other attorneys or law firms, or may associate with such attorneys or law firms as co-counsel. Through these relationships, the Firm is able to assist clients with matters arising in all fifty (50) states and the District of Columbia.

In matters involving co-counsel or referral counsel, the co-counsel or referral law firm may assume primary responsibility for the handling, litigation, management, prosecution, settlement, trial, appeal, or other aspects of the matter. The Firm may remain involved in the representation to the extent required by applicable law, professional conduct rules, client agreements, or the specific circumstances of the matter.

When co-counsel arrangements are utilized, the Firm may maintain joint responsibility for the representation as required by applicable law and applicable rules of professional conduct.

Any division of fees among attorneys or law firms shall be governed by applicable law, professional conduct rules, and any required client consent.

20.9 Services May Be Performed by Others

Legal services, case management services, administrative services, intake services, marketing services, technology services, investigative services, expert services, and other services associated with a matter may be performed by attorneys, employees, contractors, consultants, vendors, service providers, co-counsel, referral counsel, local counsel, or other persons acting on behalf of the Firm.

20.10 No Specialist or Quality Comparison Claims

Unless expressly stated otherwise, no representation is made that any attorney associated with the Firm is certified as a specialist or expert in any particular field of law.

No representation is made that the legal services performed by the Firm are greater than the quality of legal services performed by other attorneys or law firms.

20.11 California Notice

This Website and its content are not intended to constitute advertising, solicitation, or an offer of legal services in the state of California.

Without limiting the foregoing, the Firm does not seek to establish attorney-client relationships through this Website with persons located the state of California.

20.12 No Duty to Review Communications Immediately

Submission of information through the Website does not create any obligation on the part of the Firm to review, respond to, investigate, evaluate, or act upon any communication within any particular period of time. Users should not rely upon Website submissions, emails, text messages, chat communications, or other electronic communications as a means of preserving legal rights, satisfying legal deadlines, or obtaining emergency legal assistance. The Firm shall have no duty to monitor incoming communications for purposes of identifying statutes of limitation, filing deadlines, notice requirements, or other legal deadlines.

20.13 No Evaluation or Approval of Claims

Submission of information through the Website, completion of an intake form, participation in a questionnaire, communication with Firm personnel, receipt of a response, scheduling of a consultation, execution of authorizations, collection of records, or participation in any case-screening process does not constitute a determination that a claim is valid, meritorious, timely, compensable, or accepted for representation.

The Firm reserves the right to decline representation at any stage of the evaluation process and makes no representation regarding the viability, value, likelihood of success, or potential recovery associated with any claim unless expressly set forth in a written engagement agreement.

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