1. Acceptance of Terms

By accessing or using www.accuity.es, users acknowledge that they have read, understood and agree to comply with these Terms and Conditions of Use, together with the Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy.

2. Website Owner

• ACCUITY Legal Services, S.L.P., NIF: B19896471

• Calle París 162, 08036 Barcelona, Spain

• Commercial Registry: Hoja B-618814, IRUS: 1000425461879

• Email: [email protected], Website: www.accuity.es

3. Website Purpose

The Website provides information concerning the legal and professional services offered by ACCUITY Legal Services. The Website may allow users to submit enquiries, book appointments and receive information regarding ACCUITY’s services.

4. Permitted Use

Users agree to use the Website lawfully and responsibly. Users may not:

• Engage in unlawful conduct.

• Attempt unauthorized access to systems.

• Transmit malware or harmful code.

• Disrupt Website functionality.

• Copy or exploit Website content without authorization.

ACCUITY reserves the right to restrict access to users violating these Terms.

5. Intellectual Property

All content on the Website belongs to ACCUITY or its licensors and is protected by intellectual property laws. No Website content may be copied, reproduced, distributed, modified or commercially exploited without prior written authorization.

6. Information on the Website

Website content is provided solely for general informational purposes. It should not be relied upon as legal, tax or professional advice. Users should seek individualized professional advice before making decisions based on information obtained through the Website.

7. Contact Forms and Bookings

Users warrant that information submitted through forms, newsletters and booking systems is accurate, complete and current. ACCUITY reserves the right to reject inappropriate or abusive communications.

8. No Lawyer-Client Relationship

Accessing the Website, reading Website content, sending emails, completing forms, subscribing to newsletters or booking appointments does not establish a lawyer-client relationship. A lawyer-client relationship is created only when:

• ACCUITY has evaluated the matter;

• Conflict checks have been completed where necessary;

• ACCUITY has agreed to act; and

• Any required engagement documentation has been executed.

9. Professional Secrecy and Confidential Communications

ACCUITY Legal Services, S.L.P. is subject to professional secrecy, legal privilege and confidentiality obligations under applicable laws and professional regulations.

While ACCUITY implements reasonable technical and organizational safeguards, users should not transmit confidential, privileged, highly sensitive or time-critical information through Website forms unless specifically requested by an ACCUITY professional.

Submission of information through the Website does not create any duty of representation. Users remain responsible for determining whether information is suitable for electronic transmission.

10. AI and Automated Systems

Certain Website functions, booking tools, customer relationship management systems, marketing communications, enquiry management processes and document automation tools may be supported by automated technologies, including artificial intelligence systems operated by ACCUITY or its service providers.

These technologies are designed to improve efficiency and user experience. They do not provide legal advice and are not intended to replace professional legal judgement.

Users should not rely on automated responses, chat functions or AI-generated content as legal advice. Legal decisions should only be taken based on advice received directly from a qualified professional engaged by ACCUITY.

11. Third-Party Services and Links

The Website may integrate or link to third-party services. ACCUITY does not control and is not responsible for third-party content, availability, privacy practices or security measures.

12. Limitation of Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, ACCUITY shall not be liable for:

• Website interruptions;

• Technical failures;

• Malware introduced by third parties;

• Errors or omissions in Website content;

• Actions taken in reliance upon Website information; or

• Damages arising from third-party websites.

13. Data Protection

Personal data collected through the Website shall be processed in accordance with ACCUITY’s Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy.

14. Amendments

ACCUITY may modify these Terms at any time. Updated versions shall become effective once published on the Website.

15. Governing Law and Jurisdiction

These Terms are governed by Spanish law. Any dispute arising from the use of the Website shall be submitted to the Courts and Tribunals of Barcelona, Spain, unless mandatory law requires otherwise.