Terms and Conditions – Family Law Week

Terms and Conditions for use of the Family Law Week website

Law Week Limited – Acceptance of these terms
The Family Law Week website is owned and managed by Law Week Limited.

Law Week Limited is a private limited company registered in England and Wales.

Company Registration Number: 5335922

Registered office address: Greengate House, 87 Pickwick Road, Corsham, SN13 9BY

Email address: info@familylawweek.co.uk.

By using the Family Law Week website, the user agrees to the terms and conditions of the licence, to the disclaimer and limitation of liability and to the copyright and database rights. If the user does not agree to the terms they should leave the site immediately.

The user should also read the Law Week Limited Privacy Statement.

Law Week Limited – Terms and Conditions

General
1. The registered user has a non-exclusive licence to use materials while they remain on the Family Law Week website and the user may:

search, view, copy and print out materials for their own use, and for the purpose of any matter or transaction on which they are advising.
bookmark any page or link of any part of the Family Law Week website.
use the flag functionality to create a user generated document library, based on material taken from the Family Law Week website.

This licence is a personal, non-transferable licence and unless Law Week Limited agrees in writing users must not:

make print outs or copies available to anyone else.
copy to CD, or other medium, any Flash movie or similar presentation.
modify any materials.
publish, or allow to be published, any user created flagged document.
use any material within the service for any commercial gain.

The Family Law Week website, or any portion of it, may not be reproduced, duplicated, copied, sold, resold, visited or otherwise exploited for any purpose without the express written consent of Law Week Limited.
This licence applies to all materials on the web site including assessments, courses, any part of the document library and newsletters.

Obligations of the user
1. The user will take reasonable steps to ensure that nobody accesses the service using accounts created with their username and password.

The user will ensure that the details they provide on the Family Law Week website are accurate and complete, and inform Law Week Limited immediately of any changes to the information that the user provided when registering. The user can access and update all registration details from their personal account page.
The user will not contest the intellectual property rights of Law Week Limited.
The user is responsible for configuring their information technology, computer programs and platform in order to access the service.
Users should use their own virus protection software.
Users and visitors must not use the Family Law Week Website in any way that causes, or is likely to cause, the website or access to it to be interrupted, damaged or impaired in any way.

Obligations of Law Week Limited
1. Law Week Limited will take reasonable steps to ensure that software and data files supplied to the user as part of the service are virus free.

Law Week Limited will take reasonable steps to ensure that the service is continuous and that access to the Family Law Week website is not interrupted. However, due to the nature of the Internet, this cannot be guaranteed. Access to the Family Law Week website may occasionally be suspended or restricted for repairs, maintenance or the introduction of new facilities or services. Law Week Limited will attempt to limit the frequency and duration of any such suspension or restriction.

Subscription Payments
There are three ways in which the user can pay for CPD: through the online Stripe payment process, telephone with a card or by post.

Your membership will be automatically be renewed unless you have cancelled in ‘Your Account’, or contact our team on info@familylawweek.co.uk to cancel within 14 days of the renewal of your subscription.

If the user pays through Stripe™, they will be sent an email automatically on receipt of confirmation from Stripe™ that the transaction has been completed successfully. Law Week Limited will send a VAT invoice containing details of the order directly to the user by email. Receipt of this email by the user constitutes a contract between Law Week Limited and the user. The user’s training account will be updated as soon as the user has received email confirmation of a successful transaction. Due to the nature of the Internet it cannot be guaranteed that access to CPD will be granted immediately.

The user is advised to read the terms and conditions set out by Stripe (email: https://stripe.com/gb).

If a user pays by cheque, once the cheque has been cleared, the requested subscription account will be authorised within 2 working days. A VAT invoice containing details of the order will be emailed to the user by Law Week Limited. Receipt of this email by the user constitutes a contract between Law Week Limited and the user.

Termination
1. This agreement will terminate if the user or Law Week Limited are in material breach of any of its terms and if the breach is not remedied within a period of twenty working days after written notice of it has been given to the party in breach.

On termination of the agreement in relation to any service, the user will take reasonable steps to delete that service and any part of it from their electronic media, including their intranet and electronic storage devices. The user is not required to delete any part of the service which has indistinguishably merged into their organisation’s know-how. The user is not required to delete specimen clauses or precedents which have been incorporated before termination into drafts or agreements relating to any transaction on which the user may be advising: these may be used to complete the transaction and to keep records of it, but no further use may be made of such materials. The user is not required to delete or destroy printouts or copies from print outs.

Cancellation Policy
1. The contract between Law Week Limited and the user is concluded when the user has received email confirmation of payment for a training subscription. The user can cancel this contract up to seven working days after the conclusion of the contract, starting with the day after the day on which the contract for services is concluded, unless the user has completed courses and wishes to claim credit for them.

In the event of a user wishing to cancel a contract with Law Week Limited, the user must contact Law Week Limited by email on:info@familylawweek.co.uk.
On the cancellation of a contract, any sum paid by the user will be repaid by Law Week Limited as soon as possible, and in any case, within 30 days of cancellation. Law Week Limited will not impose any charge on the user for the exercise of this right.

Where payment has been made through Stripe™, refunds will be made through Stripe™ to the relevant credit or debit card.

Where payment has been made by post, Law Week Limited will refund the user by cheque.

Where fraudulent use has been made of a users payment card (to include credit and debit cards) in respect of a contract made with Law Week Limited, the user will be entitled to cancel any payment which has been made as a result of such fraudulent use.

Contacting Law Week Limited
The user may contact Law Week Limited by email (info@familylawweek.co.uk), by post at the registered company address (Greengate House, 87 Pickwick Road, Corsham, SN13 9BY)

Prices
1. The price of an annual subscription may change from time to time. The user will be informed of the price before they commit to the purchase. All prices will indicate the net, the VAT and the gross amounts.

Law Week Limited – Disclaimer & Liability
1. Law Week Limited gives the user or visitor no warranty or assurance about the site. In particular, information:

may be incorrect or out of date.
may not constitute a definitive or complete statement of the law or the legal market in any area.

Materials are not intended to constitute advice in any specific situation. Users and visitors are warned that they need to take legal advice in specific situations and conduct their own research into the validity and accuracy of information. All implied warranties and conditions are excluded, to the maximum extent permitted by law.

Users and visitors use the site at their own risk. Neither Law Week Limited, nor any company responsible for providing content accessible from the site, employees and sub contractors shall be liable to users or visitors or any other party for any losses or damages whatsoever, arising in connection with this site (whether under this licence or other contract or in consequence of any misrepresentation, misstatement or tortious act or omission including negligence).

The liability of Law Week Limited to the user for any loss or damage is limited to damages of an amount equal to the value of the user’s payments to us.

This does not affect claims in respect of death or personal injury caused by negligence.

The service and the means of delivering it by Law Week Limited may be incompatible with the user’s computer configuration or software.
Law Week Limited may change or withdraw part or all of any service at their discretion.
These terms are governed by English law and users and visitors submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.

Law Week Limited – Copyright and database rights
All content included on the Family Law Week Website, such as text, graphics, logos, button icons, images, audio clips, digital downloads, data compilations and software is the property of Law Week Limited, its affiliates or its content suppliers and is protected by United Kingdom and international copyright and database laws.

Law Week Limited – trademarks
‘Family Law Week’ is a trademark of Law Week Limited. All other trademarks not owned by Law Week Limited that appear on the Family Law Week Website are the property of their respective owners, who may or may not be affiliated with, connected to, or sponsored by Law Week Limited.