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If you apply for Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credit after attending one of our training opportunities, we will share certain personal information you provide to us with the relevant authorities in the state(s) where you are applying for CLE credit. As a general rule, it`s best to make sure none of your customer testimonials are sensationalist or misleading. It is also wise to find a disclaimer template that states that these testimonials come from a client`s individual case and are not necessarily applicable to all cases. In most jurisdictions, you should make it clear on your website that the website itself is part of promoting your services. The degree of rigor with the language depends on the jurisdiction itself, so look for a flexible disclaimer template. It`s better to start with a blank blank general disclaimer template than to copy someone else`s. This way, you know how to use the template and can tailor it to your specific jurisdiction and field of activity. A disclaimer is an official statement that protects your law firm from liability. This basically means that people who visit your website say that the information listed is not legal advice, is not subject to solicitor-client privilege, etc. Yes, all lawyers require a disclaimer on their website. Therefore, if you are looking for a disclaimer template, you should check off those that focus on an area of activity and specialize in an area of activity.
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You may have seen a disclaimer on a website from someone you know or a brand you know and you`ve been tempted to copy it. However, it is very unwise to copy a disclaimer from another website, even if that website is owned by another lawyer or law firm. With different codes of conduct for different jurisdictions, if you copy someone else`s disclaimer, you may not be covered for certain ethical responsibilities, exposing you to potential liability. Liability issues for a business can arise when people rely on professional advice, but don`t distinguish between hiring a lawyer and reading an expert`s website or blog. This is especially true for people who tend to seek free advice from lawyers. You are not obliged to provide us with your personal data when you visit our website. Whether you provide personal data is entirely voluntary and entirely at your discretion. You will not suffer any legal disadvantage if you choose not to provide any of the personal data requested. However, we may not be able to provide you with the services or information you have requested if you choose not to provide us with some or all of our personal information through our website. Word of mouth is a powerful marketing tool – this is how many law firms get clients today.
However, if you want to use these positive reviews on your website to encourage people to book a consultation, you`ll need to provide a disclaimer. Internet users, subscribers and readers should not respond to the information contained on this website or decide not to act on the information contained on this website without first seeking appropriate professional advice from a licensed attorney in the user`s jurisdiction. Because the content of unsolicited e-mail sent over the Internet to Robinson Bradshaw at one of the e-mail addresses listed on this website does not establish an attorney-client relationship and is not treated confidentially, you should not send us any information until you have spoken to one of our lawyers and obtained permission to send us such information. Please understand that we cannot assume representation until we are assured, among other things, that there is no conflict of interest. We therefore ask that you do not send us confidential information or information on legal matters that may concern you without first contacting one of our lawyers and receiving a written statement from us in which we agree to represent or advise you. A disclaimer sets limits in advance, determines the scope of your services, and distinguishes between formal legal advice and general publicly available information. If you have one, protect yourself and your business from possible illegal liability lawsuits that may arise. Our website may contain links to blogs, social media and third-party websites. These third-party websites have their own privacy policies and terms of use and are not controlled by this Privacy Policy or our website`s disclaimers.
