These Terms & Conditions govern your use of the Advocates Panel website, legal enquiry facilities, consultation requests and other website-based services.
By accessing or using the Advocates Panel website, submitting an enquiry or requesting a consultation through the website, you agree to use the website in accordance with these Terms & Conditions and applicable law. If you do not agree with these terms, you should discontinue use of the website.
These Terms & Conditions apply to your access to and use of this website and the facilities made available through it.
By accessing the website, submitting information, sending an enquiry or requesting consultation, you acknowledge that you have read and understood these Terms & Conditions.
Your use of the website must also comply with applicable laws and regulations.
The Advocates Panel website provides information concerning legal practice areas, legal awareness, consultation facilities and ways to contact us regarding legal concerns.
Information appearing on the website is intended to provide general information and should not automatically be treated as legal advice applicable to a particular situation.
Legal matters depend upon their individual facts, documents, applicable law, jurisdiction and circumstances.
Website articles, FAQs, blogs, service descriptions and other general content should not be used as a substitute for obtaining advice concerning your specific legal circumstances.
The website may provide information or consultation facilities relating to legal areas including, but not limited to:
Availability of consultation or further assistance for any particular matter may depend on the nature, jurisdiction, complexity, facts and circumstances of that matter.
Merely visiting this website, reading its content, submitting a general enquiry or sending information through a website form does not by itself establish a professional engagement for a particular legal matter.
Whether further professional services can be provided may depend upon review of the matter, relevant information, applicable requirements and any necessary engagement arrangements.
Do not assume that a legal matter has been accepted for representation solely because an online enquiry, email or message has been submitted.
When using the website or requesting consultation, you are responsible for providing information that is accurate to the best of your knowledge.
You should:
Incomplete, inaccurate or misleading information may affect the ability to understand or appropriately respond to an enquiry.
The website may allow visitors to request a legal consultation by submitting their name, contact details, service category and information concerning their legal concern.
Submission of a consultation request means that you are asking to be contacted regarding the enquiry. It does not guarantee immediate consultation, acceptance of a matter or availability of a particular professional.
Additional information may be requested before the nature and scope of further assistance can be determined.
Users may sometimes be requested to provide documents or information relevant to their legal concern.
You are responsible for ensuring that information and documents you provide are accurate, relevant and lawfully available to you.
Unless specifically requested, users should avoid submitting original documents or unnecessary sensitive information through general website forms.
Copies or electronic records should be retained by the user where appropriate.
Where a consultation or professional service involves a fee, relevant fee information may be communicated separately depending on the nature and scope of the requested service.
Fees may vary depending on factors such as the type of matter, required work, documentation, complexity, professional involvement and other relevant circumstances.
Users should review and understand applicable fee arrangements before proceeding with any paid service.
A website enquiry itself should not be interpreted as confirmation of any particular fee, professional engagement or scope of work unless this has been separately communicated and agreed.
Legal matters are affected by numerous factors, including the applicable law, facts, evidence, documents, conduct of other parties, procedural requirements, decisions of courts or authorities and other circumstances outside any one person's control.
Accordingly, no information on this website should be interpreted as a promise or guarantee of:
Past experiences, examples or general information, where provided, should not be interpreted as a guarantee that another matter will have the same result.
If you submit an enquiry or consultation request, you may be contacted using the contact information that you provide for purposes related to that request.
Communication may occur through methods made available or authorised in connection with the enquiry, such as telephone, email or messaging services.
You are responsible for ensuring that the contact information you provide is accurate and that you are authorised to use it.
Website design, original text, graphics, branding, logos and other original website materials may be protected by applicable intellectual-property laws.
Except where permitted by law or expressly authorised, users should not reproduce, republish, distribute, modify or commercially exploit protected website material without appropriate permission.
Third-party names, marks, images or materials appearing on the website remain subject to the rights of their respective owners.
The website may contain links to third-party websites or use external services for functions such as communication, maps, hosting, analytics, payment processing or other technical functionality.
Third-party websites and services operate under their own terms, privacy policies and practices.
A link to an external website does not necessarily mean that Advocates Panel controls or accepts responsibility for all information, services or practices of that external provider.
Users should review the applicable terms before using independent third-party services.
Information submitted through this website may be handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
The Privacy Policy explains the types of information that may be collected, how information may be used, data-security considerations, third-party services and related matters.
Users are encouraged to review the Privacy Policy before submitting personal or matter-related information.
Reasonable efforts may be made to maintain website availability and accuracy. However, websites and online systems may experience interruptions, technical errors, maintenance periods or circumstances beyond reasonable control.
To the extent permitted by applicable law, Advocates Panel does not represent that the website will always be uninterrupted, error-free or suitable for every user's particular purpose.
Users should obtain matter-specific professional advice before making decisions based on general website information.
You must not use this website in a manner that is unlawful, fraudulent, harmful or intended to interfere with website operations.
Prohibited activities include:
These Terms & Conditions may be updated periodically to reflect changes in website functionality, services, business practices or applicable requirements.
Revised terms may be published on this page together with an updated revision date.
Continued use of the website after publication of revised terms will be subject to the then-current Terms & Conditions.
These Terms & Conditions and use of the website are intended to be governed by applicable laws in India, subject to any mandatory legal requirements that may apply in a particular situation.
Any question concerning jurisdiction or dispute resolution may depend on the nature of the matter, parties involved and applicable legal requirements.
If you have a question concerning these Terms & Conditions, the use of this website or a consultation request submitted through Advocates Panel, please contact us through our official contact page.
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