Legal website terms
Please read these terms carefully so you understand how the Perkins Legal website and its content may be used.
These terms govern your use of the Perkins Legal website, including its pages, written material and contact routes.
By continuing to use the website, you accept these terms. If you do not agree with them, please stop using the site.
They apply to visitors accessing the site from the United Kingdom and elsewhere. Specific services may have separate engagement terms.
Our privacy notice explains how personal data submitted through this website is handled.
Website content is provided for general information. It does not take account of your facts, documents, deadlines or objectives, so it should not be treated as legal advice.
Submitting an enquiry does not create a solicitor-client relationship. No engagement begins until Perkins Legal confirms it in writing and any required checks and terms are complete.
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Use the website lawfully and leave its material in context. Use it lawfully.
You may view the site for a genuine personal or business purpose connected with legal information or services.
Unless stated otherwise, Perkins Legal owns or has permission to use the text, design, logos and other material on this website.
Links and access can change. Control varies.
This website may refer to external organisations or resources for context. A link does not mean Perkins Legal endorses that organisation, its content or its services.
External websites have their own terms and privacy practices. Review them before sharing information or relying on what they say.
We aim to keep the website available and accurate, but access may be interrupted for maintenance, technical faults or events outside our control.
Content may change without notice. We do not promise that every page will remain available or that the site will be free from errors.
These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales. The courts of England and Wales will have jurisdiction, subject to any mandatory rights that apply to you.
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