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Last updated: November 2022
ACCEPTANCE OF THE TERMS OF USE
Elli Stavrianaki of Athanasios-Thampikos, Attorney at Law (Reg. No.: 634 BAR) and webflow.gr manage the website www.onlinelaw.gr and the online services provided through it (hereinafter "onlineLaw") and any information or data (e.g. (hereinafter referred to as "the Material"), in order to provide users of onlineLaw with the possibility to create an account and make online (or telephone) legal appointments by choosing an attorney at law, a law firm, a notary, a mediator or a bailiff of their choice, from the network of legal professionals who have profiles on our Website, as well as to be informed about legal issues of interest to them. The use of onlineLaw is subject to these Terms of Use, as in force at any given time, which constitute the agreement between onlineLaw and any person using the above-mentioned online services, hereinafter referred to as "the User" or "the Users".
Accessing and using the Services in any way implies the User's unconditional acceptance of the Terms of Use, as in force at any given time.
ONLINELAW’S ONLINE SERVICES
OnlineLaw is an innovative website through which legal professionals (attorneys, law firms, notaries, mediators and bailiffs) can promote their professional profile and the legal services they offer, as well as their availability for appointments and, accordingly, clients/users can view the profiles (CVs, legal services provided, availability) and, by creating an account, can write a short text with their own legal issue and, with one click, make the appointment they want with the legal professional of their choice. Users of onlineLaw also have the possibility, through their account, to cancel the appointment in accordance with the onlineLaw Appointment Cancellation Policy, to view all the onlineLaw services they have used, to rate the legal professional with a score after the appointment, to receive updates (newsletters) on legal issues of interest to them, if they wish, and to submit questions through a messaging service with qualified legal staff.
Those legal professionals (attorneys, law firms, notaries, mediators and bailiffs) who wish to create an online profile on the onlineLaw Website in accordance with the above, are invited to fill in the relevant online registration form with their details ("PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION") and submit it to onlineLaw, accepting the Terms of Use and the Website's Privacy Policy. The correctness of the above is confirmed by onlineLaw in contact with the interested party and subsequently the legal professional joins the network of the onlineLaw's featured associates and has his/her profile on onlineLaw, in which his/her CV, expertise and legal services provided, as well as the reviews of the clients/users who visited him/her through onlineLaw are displayed, in accordance with the onlineLaw's Review Management Policy.
Accordingly, users who wish to create an account with onlineLaw in order to make legal appointments through onlineLaw are invited to fill in and submit their details in the relevant online registration form ("REGISTRATION"), accepting respectively accepting the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and indicating whether they wish to receive updates from onlineLaw. Users who make an appointment through the onlineLaw Website receive a unique code via their mobile phone to confirm their identity, and have the option to cancel it, in accordance with the procedure described in the onlineLaw Appointment Cancellation Policy.
Finally, through the Website, visitors/users are provided with the possibility to contact onlineLaw for any issue, by filling in the corresponding contact form and accepting the Terms of Use and the Privacy Policy of the Website.
Through onlineLaw a client can also make a request for an appointment through the telephone service. The telephone appointment request process follows the steps of the online process. During the appointment request process, the client is required to submit his or her information, which is sent to the legal professional both for communication between them and to enable the process to be completed. It is the responsibility of the legal professional to accept the appointment and if the professional does not confirm the appointment request within 2 hours, it may be cancelled so that the client can be served by another professional. At the same time onlineLaw does not define and is not responsible for the tactics, methods to be followed by the legal professional, it cannot force the professional to see a client. OnlineLaw is not responsible for the commission of any criminal or disciplinary offences and/or unethical behaviour of legal professionals. Also, onlineLaw does not set a specific cost for the visit, nor does it determine whether the legal professional is complying with his/her tax and insurance obligations. It is at the discretion of the legal professional to ask the client to guide the client in resolving their legal matter and the client can judge and decide accordingly.
VIDEO CALL
Legal professionals (attorneys, law firms, notaries, mediators and bailiffs) who maintain an active profile in onlineLaw have the possibility, if they so choose, to provide their clients/users with the possibility of a call or video call. A call or video call with a legal professional does not replace the physical presence in an office but it does provide the possibility of an immediate resolution of questions on simple issues and a first contact during which some necessary documents and/or supporting documents and guidance at the discretion of the legal professional will be requested. If the professional considers it necessary to meet the client in person at the office, he must refer the client to a physical appointment.
In order for the call or video call to take place, both the legal professional and the client must have the necessary technical equipment (computer, microphone, webcam). OnlineLaw does not technically support the video call service nor is responsible for problems related to the equipment of the legal professional and the client (indicatively, we mention interruptions or delays during the video call due to poor internet connection, insufficient or incompatible equipment, etc.).
The procedure followed in requesting a call or video call with a legal professional is the same procedure as that followed in requesting an appointment online and the Appointment Cancellation Policy applies to the call or video call.
The client and the legal professional agree to the billing of the appointment prior to the start of the appointment by personal messages and payment is arranged outside of onlineLaw. In case of non-payment of the requested fee by the client, the legal professional has the right to report the client's/user's inability to pay by banning the user/user's access to the user's/user's platform until the immediate payment of the debt to the legal professional. The User/Client is not obliged to pay if he/she does not receive a Receipt or Invoice from the Legal Professional.
If the call or video call cannot be made due to a technical problem, the Client should contact the Legal Professional. If the problem is not resolved, both parties may report that the appointment did not take place due to a technical problem and reschedule the appointment for another day and time.
If the appointment is cancelled up to 2 hours before the scheduled time the client/user will not be charged as an appointment cancellation. If the appointment is cancelled less than 2 hours before the appointment is due to start or the client/user does not show up for the appointment, one appointment cancellation is charged and on five consecutive cancellations the user/user is excluded from onlineLaw for a period of six months. It is at the discretion of the legal professional to waive this condition and choose not to charge the client who did not show up or did not cancel their appointment in a timely manner.
OnlineLaw does not manage and is not involved in any stage of the financial transaction between the legal professional and the client. Any dispute or disagreement over the financial transaction is solely between the two parties and should be resolved without the mediation of onlineLaw.
As in the case of the online appointment, the patient has the option to leave an evaluation that is posted on the legal professional's profile in accordance with the Review Management Policy.
The legal professional must ensure that the call or video call takes place in a venue appropriate to the situation so as not to compromise the confidentiality and privacy of the conversation. Recording of the call and/or video recording of the video call is prohibited.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF USE OF onlineLaw
1. The information filled in by the users of the onlineLaw must be provided correctly and accurately. The information provided by the visitor-user for the service of his/her request is considered confidential and is transferred only to the person directly concerned and to the competent authority or authorities according to the law, in case the use of the visitor is contrary to the rules of use of onlineLaw and in general the current Greek legislation. Especially the latter may be deemed appropriate when the use of the onlineLaw website by a visitor - user violates the rules of operation of the website. In this case, all the information of this visitor-user as well as his/her IP address may be part of any investigation, if required for the protection of onlineLaw's rights. In case of sending data to the onlineLaw website, they must not be contrary to Greek legislation and morals for the use of the Internet in general and must not be altered by the visitor-user who makes the publication or knowingly by others. These data can be used by onlineLaw without any claim against onlineLaw by the visitor-user who provides them. Each visitor-user is responsible for the use of onlineLaw and may only use its services for legal and legitimate purposes. You may not use onlineLaw in a manner that could damage, disable or impair our servers or networks, or in ways that interfere with the use and enjoyment of onlineLaw's services by any other member-user-visitor. A visitor-user is prohibited from unlawfully misusing our services by scheduling an appointment with a legal professional that he or she does not intend to keep. The visitor-user is also prohibited from creating false accounts with fraudulent intentions, collecting or storing personal data of other users in any way. OnlineLaw reserves the right to seek satisfaction for any damages resulting from the violation of the above prohibitions by the visitor-user and to take any relevant legal action, proceedings and take any lawful remedial extrajudicial or judicial measures in order to prevent the violation of these terms of use. Despite the fact that our services are available free of charge to the public, any costs for legal services provided to users by the collaborating professionals featured in onlineLaw are borne solely by the users - principals and they alone bear the relevant responsibility towards the collaborating lawyers, notaries and bailiffs. Any dispute or disagreement on the financial transaction concerns only the legal professional and the client and should be resolved without the mediation of onlineLaw.
2. The information and presentations provided on the legal site- portal onlineLaw, express the personal views of the authors, have exclusively informative and advisory character and cannot be a substitute for the resolution of a case and the provision of legal advice by qualified professionals. The user - visitor should not rely on the information provided in onlineLaw as a substitute for legal advice and nor does it in any way replace professional legal advice, and case resolution, as each case hides details. The user should not neglect, avoid or delay in obtaining legal advice from a professional competent lawyer, notary, bailiff or mediator because of any information that he/she may have read on onlineLaw. Your use of information provided on onlineLaw by you is entirely your own responsibility. No statement or posting on onlineLaw may be construed to be an exercise of legal science. If the user-visitor relies on any of the information provided by onlineLaw, he/she does so solely at his/her own risk. OnlineLaw does not control and does not guarantee the availability of any professional at any given time. The onlineLaw, shall not be liable in any way for cancellations or unfulfilled appointments (appointments) with a professional or any kind of damage to the user - client resulting from them.
3. The visitor-user is considered solely responsible for access to his personal accounts in onlineLaw, as well as for securing passwords from unauthorized persons. He is solely responsible for the control, use, management and access of activation codes and passwords.
4. The user - visitor has the opportunity to submit reviews on his/her experiences with the legal professionals on our website either online or by telephone. These comments are visible in the profiles of legal professionals on onlineLaw and on their personal websites, in accordance with onlineLaw's Reviews Policy. These reviews must be submitted responsibly and must be clear and honest. Reviews are informative in nature for users of onlineLaw. When an evaluation is published in the legal professional's profile, both parties are informed of the submission of an evaluation by an automatic email from onlineLaw. Once 30 days have passed since the appointment was made, the visiting user is not able to enter an evaluation for the appointment with the legal professional. This can only be allowed in cases where the onlineLaw has given the visitor-user the opportunity to revise his/her original evaluation so that it is in accordance with the terms of use and can be posted. The 30-day time limit only applies where the user-visitor is not a confirmed user of onlineLaw but has given consent to the legal professional being featured on the service. The onlineLaw is not an entity to which complaints about the commission of criminal or disciplinary offences and/or unethical conduct of its legal professionals - subscribers are submitted and processed. In view of this, reviews sent to onlineLaw, insofar as they contain such content, will not be published. Any complaint related to these issues shall be submitted, under the responsibility and with the diligence of the client, to the competent authorities and/or bodies, in order to be examined in accordance with the provisions of the Law.
5. The content of onlineLaw, such as, indicatively and not restrictively, the texts, images and information presented by its authors, as well as any other material included on the website, is used for the sole purpose of informing and informing its visitors - users. The material and information provided by the website is not exhaustive and may not reflect and include the most recent research in all fields of legal science. Some of the information on our website is provided by third parties. OnlineLaw is unable to verify this information and does not guarantee its accuracy.
6. onlineLaw reserves the right to take any of the following actions: a) to record and store any communication of the visitor - user with the website, including e-mail communication and questions - answers to its partners or other persons, b) to investigate any complaint in case any communication does not comply with the terms and conditions of use and to decide at its sole discretion to withdraw or require the withdrawal of such a communication, c) to investigate any complaint in case of non-compliance with the terms and conditions of use of this website, d) to investigate any complaint in case of non-compliance with the terms and conditions of use and to decide at its sole discretion to withdraw or require the withdrawal of such a communication, e) to investigate any complaint in case of non-compliance with the terms and conditions of use of this website.
7. No information which the visitor-user obtains from onlineLaw and its services shall create any warranty or obligation on the part of onlineLaw, unless provided for in these terms of use.
8. The onlineLaw website may contain legal issues with sexual content or issues that affect sexual freedom. In case the visitor-user finds these topics offensive, he/she is requested not to use our website. After this notice, none of the above topics of this content can be considered offensive to the visitor-user.
9. OnlineLaw reserves the right to display the data of each registered user - legal professional related to his/her online image on third websites. The right of display comes from any cooperation that onlineLaw enters into with other services.
10. The onlineLaw undertakes the obligation if errors are pointed out by the visitor - user to immediately make every effort to correct them. However, the visitor uses at his sole responsibility any data and material available and contained in this website and provided without any guarantee for their correctness and accuracy and onlineLaw bears no responsibility, direct or indirect for any damage (positive or consequential) that may occur to anyone from the use of the website or data contained in it. At any time, without notice to users, onlineLaw may make changes and improvements that, at its discretion, will make the operation of the website easier.
11. Apart from the expressly stated exceptions (such as copyright of third parties, partners and institutions), all the content of onlineLaw, including images, graphics, photographs, drawings, texts, the services provided and generally all the files of this website, are intellectual property, registered trademarks and service marks of onlineLaw and are protected by the relevant provisions of Greek law, European law and international conventions and treaties. Consequently, none of them may be sold, copied, modified, reproduced, republished, edited or "uploaded", transmitted or distributed in any way to other persons, in whole or in part. Except in the case of the individual storage of a single copy of part of the content on a single personal computer, for personal use only and not for public or commercial use and without deleting the indication of origin from onlineLaw, without in any way affecting the relevant intellectual and industrial property rights. Other products or services mentioned on the onlineLaw pages and bearing the trademarks of the respective individuals, legal professionals, organisations, companies, partner organisations, associations or publications constitute their own intellectual and industrial property and therefore these organisations are responsible for them. The visitor-user understands and accepts that he/she is not granted the right to reproduce, copy, sell, resell, process and/or commercially exploit in any way all or part of the content of the onlineLaw website.
12. The visitor - user accepts the keeping and processing of his/her personal data, as declared by him/her by submitting the query and his/her personal history, by the site administrator, who is entitled to disclose them to third parties (other professionals) for the sole purpose of the correct and good operation and provision of the services of onlineLaw and the sending of the relevant answers. Furthermore, the administrator of onlineLaw will keep a record of the personal data of users - senders of legal queries, in accordance with the terms and conditions of the General Data Protection Regulation of the European Union 679/2016/EU as in force. 2225/1994 and P.D. 47/2005 for the lifting of this confidentiality to any judicial authority, for reasons of national security or for the investigation of particularly serious offences and for any reason mentioned in the law, after the procedure provided by law has been followed.
13. The firm acknowledges and accepts under Articles 4 and 4a of Law 2251/1994 in distance contracts the legal professional, as well as the client/user, has the right to withdraw without reason from the transaction within fourteen (14) days from the date of payment of his/her subscription. In order to exercise the right of withdrawal, the legal scientist must inform onlineLaw of his/her decision by means of a clear statement by e-mail. In this case, the firm must refund the fee (excluding those due to your choice to use a delivery method other than the cheapest standard delivery method offered by the service) within thirty (30) days, without undue delay. The refund will be executed by the same payment method used in the original transaction unless there is an agreement between the 2 parties for a different method.
14. The visitor - user expressly accepts that the exclusive jurisdiction and competence for any dispute arising with onlineLaw, the Courts of Athens and the applicable law is Greek law and when accessing onlineLaw from outside Greece. If any of the above terms are deemed invalid by a court decision, this does not affect the validity and validity of the remaining terms, which remain in full force and effect.
15. The information hosted on the website provided by the legal professionals is accurate objective and intended to inform the public.
The interception of data as well as their republication, if carried out without the consent of the legal professionals or onlineLaw is an illegal act for which the interceptor is solely responsible and will face the penalties provided by law.
OnlineLaw merely provides the possibility of hosting personal websites of legal professionals in order to facilitate contact between legal professionals and clients, and bears no responsibility whatsoever for the amount of the costs or the services provided by the legal professionals and the related pricing, does not engage in advertising in any way, and is solely aimed at upgrading legal services by providing further possibilities to clients, but only indicatively by providing more complete and adequate information. The registration of the name of a legal professional may continue to be displayed in search engines even after the end of his cooperation with onlineLaw with the display of the basic data of name, office address and contact telephone number.
16. The use of the onlineLaw website, all its services and content are subject to the above terms of use. If the visitor-user considers these terms unacceptable to him/her, for any reason, he/she is requested not to use the onlineLaw website. The use of the onlineLaw website by the visitor, constitutes full acceptance, consent, approval and agreement on the part of the user, of all these Terms of Use and the terms of the Privacy Policy.
MODIFICATION OF THE CONDITIONS OF USE
onlineLaw reserves the right to modify the Terms of Use and any other rules governing the use of the Website at its sole discretion, notifying each modification with a relevant announcement on its Website. The Terms of Use will indicate the last date of their update.
Continued use of the onlineLaw by the User after such notice shall constitute acceptance of such changes.
The use of the Website is subject to the Terms of Use in force at the time of use. The User should periodically check the Terms of Use in order to be informed of their content and is solely responsible for such updating.
SPECIFIC TERMS AND CONDITIONS
In the event that the use of any service of the Website is governed by more specific terms of use and/or Policy, such terms shall be considered as one with these Terms of Use. However, in case of conflict, the more specific terms of use of each service shall prevail.
USE OF THE WEBSITE BY NON ADULTS
By accepting the Terms of Use, the User declares that he/she is an adult over 18 years of age or, if under 18 years of age, that he/she has obtained the necessary consent from the person(s) having parental responsibility for him/her and that he/she will provide his/her details if requested to do so. The holders of parental responsibility for minors must protect them from accessing content directed at adults and are solely responsible for any such access and shall be liable in the event of failure to do so. The use of the onlineLaw web services is only permitted to adults over the age of eighteen (18) years.
OnlineLaw will take all technically feasible measures to determine whether the use of its online services is being used by minors under the age of eighteen. In any case, please contact us at support@onlinelaw.gr specifying precisely the Material or the part of the Material that you consider offensive and the reasons supporting your claim.
ONLINELAW's RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE CONTENT
The Website is used "as it is", subject to modifications by onlineLaw, without the possibility of modifications or other interventions by the User.
OnlineLaw shall make every effort to make the use of the Website safe and to provide through it accurate, complete, valid, reliable and up-to-date information. In any case, however, Users acknowledge and accept that, given the nature and evolution of onlineLaw's products and services and the nature and technical needs of the Internet, the latter may not be able to exercise at any time full control over the entire content and security of its websites and services.
Use of the website is at the user's risk. OnlineLaw, its employees and directors, its agents or any third party involved in the creation, production or publication of the material shall not be liable, to the extent that exclusion of liability is permitted by law, for any direct, indirect, moral, positive or other damage of any kind arising from or in connection with the use of the website or the material, including, but not limited to, the unintentional downloading of computer viruses from the website or from e-mails sent from the website.
INTELLECTUAL AND INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY - LICENSING
Proprietary rights
The Website, including its software, is the intellectual and/or industrial property of onlineLaw and is protected by the relevant provisions of Greek, Community and international law for the protection of intellectual and industrial property. Furthermore, the composition of the content and the arrangement of the elements contained on the Website at any given time belongs exclusively to onlineLaw and is protected by the relevant provisions of Greek, Community and international law. The User is not hereby granted any proprietary right over the Website and the Materials, except for the rights of use expressly provided for in these Terms of Use.
OnlineLaw hereby expressly reserves all intellectual property rights in any and all elements of the Website, as well as in its own Material (and not those advertised through the Website), such as, but not limited to, intellectual property rights, industrial property rights in product or service marks, trademarks, trade names, distinctive signs, etc.
Licensing - restrictions on use
Provided that the User complies with these Terms of Use and with the Website's Privacy Policy, onlineLaw grants the User a royalty-free, limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable and non-assignable license to access, load, display on the screen of his/her device the Services and the Material and generally use it for the purpose set forth in these Terms of Use. In this regard, each User acknowledges and accepts that the Website and the Material are intended for personal and not for commercial use only. Each User is entitled to "download" (download) and/or copy and/or store individual parts of the Service Material for strictly personal use and not for commercial purposes, without deleting the indications of its origin and provided that he/she protects any and all proprietary rights of onlineLaw from any infringement. For any other purpose the above actions will be permitted only if done with the written consent of onlineLaw. Access to the Website or any of the aforementioned actions will in no way result in the creation of any right, title or interest in any part or all of the Website being "downloaded" and/or copied and/or stored.
Except for the expressly stated above permitted uses, the Website and its Material may not be reproduced, copied, leased, sold, sublicensed, assigned, transferred, exported, transmitted, retransmitted or distributed in whole or in part in any way by any User, nor may it be borrowed or assigned for use. Under no circumstances may the Website be used for commercial purposes. It is expressly prohibited to modify, adapt, adapt, translate or otherwise alter the Service and the Materials and to create derivative works or improvements. Likewise, disassembling, reconstructing or otherwise attempting to obtain the source code of the Website, decompiling (except to the extent permitted by law), or disassembling, reconstructing or otherwise attempting to obtain the source code of the Website is prohibited. It is also not permitted to create and/or publish a database containing important parts of the Service without the prior express consent of onlineLaw.
On the basis of the foregoing, the User undertakes not to create derivative works based on the content of the Website, copy, reproduce, republish, "upload", modify, transmit, sell or exploit in any way, in whole or in part, the Website, its related software or its Material. Further, you agree not to index the Website, frame it with another website, insert it as a link for direct access from another website to its internal information, copy its location to another server by creating an idol, or promise a third party a right from the Website without the express prior written consent of onlineLaw.
Also, actions to circumvent or violate the security or content usage rules provided, implemented or enforced by any functionality (including but not limited to digital rights management functionality) contained on the Website are prohibited. You may not use the Site to access, copy, copy, transfer, encode or retransmit any content in violation of any law or the rights of onlineLaw or any third party, or remove, conceal or misrepresent any copyright, trademark or other proprietary rights statements of onlineLaw or any third party that are posted or contained in or accessed in connection with or through the Service.
The use of the Website in any unlawful manner, for any unlawful purpose or in violation of applicable laws or regulations of the Greek intellectual property law and relevant provisions of European and International Law is prohibited.
By using the Website, the Users unconditionally accept, agree and agree that they will make lawful and appropriate use of it, in particular in accordance with the terms set forth herein.
Any use of the Website that constitutes a violation of the Terms of Use is strictly prohibited and will automatically result in the termination of the aforementioned license. The license granted to the User may be freely revoked by onlineLaw without prior notice.
It is a basic principle of onlineLaw's policy to respect and protect the intellectual property rights of third parties. If, however, the user believes that his/her intellectual property rights are being infringed through the Website, he/she may inform onlineLaw by sending an e-mail to support@olinelaw.gr specifying the intellectual property rights of the user.
PERSONAL DATA AND PRIVACY PROTECTION
For privacy protection and management of personal data, please read the Website's Privacy Policy, which is an integral part of these Terms of Use.
OFFICIAL SERVICE
User agrees not to create or provide ways in which participation in the Service can be conducted from other websites or in a manner not approved by onlineLaw.
User covenants and agrees not to use computer hardware or software or any other method not approved by onlineLaw that would affect the Website.
AVAILABILITY AND SECURITY
Availability and Operation
onlineLaw makes every reasonable effort to maintain and make available the Website. Users, however, acknowledge that the availability of the Website may be affected by users' equipment, other communications networks, internet connection providers, the large number of people attempting to use the Website at the same time, or other causes. For these reasons, Users agree that onlineLaw will not be liable for any interruption or malfunction of the Website.
The Website and onlineLaw have no connection with the provision of internet connection services and the User and/or the Website Provider Site shall remain solely responsible for paying all debts to the relevant service providers and ensuring access to the Internet.
The Users agree and accept that onlineLaw may modify and/or temporarily or permanently suspend the operation of all or part of the Website with and/or without notice to the Users. For this reason, onlineLaw shall not be liable for any kind of damage due to the interruption of the operation or malfunction of the Website or the inability of Users to access it, the suspension of all or part of it, the delay, non-delivery, interruption or poor quality of the services or the loss of its content or the existence of any kind of errors. OnlineLaw does not guarantee that the Website will be compatible with the device, hardware and software of each User.
SOFTWARE AVAILABILITY ON THIS SITE
The intellectual property rights or other rights in the software available for use on the Site belong to onlineLaw or its providers/licensors. In order to access information on the Website, the User and/or the site may have to sign a license with third party software providers. The ability of the User and/or the log-in site to access this information may depend on whether the User and/or the log-in site has signed such licenses. Use of such software is governed by the terms of any license agreement contained in the software. OnlineLaw assumes no responsibility for the arrangement of such licenses. It is recommended that you do not install or use software if the User and/or the site has not obtained the relevant license. If the User and/or the connection site, however, performs such actions despite the lack of a license, he/she bears the risk himself/herself.
MAINTENANCE
In any case, onlineLaw reserves the right at any time to temporarily or permanently suspend the operation of all or part of the Website for maintenance or upgrading purposes or for any reason whatsoever, without any further liability.
SECURITY
Although onlineLaw makes every effort to protect the Website from digital sons and/or any other type of harmful or destructive files (or programs) designed to interfere with, destroy or limit the operation of any software or telecommunication equipment, it cannot guarantee that the Website will never be affected by such elements. Therefore, the integrity and preservation of each User's software systems and equipment is left to the User's own diligence and onlineLaw will not be liable in the event that Users' electronic equipment (software and hardware) is attacked by sons and other harmful files as set forth above.
OBLIGATIONS OF USERS
In addition to what is described in the Special Conditions of Use of onlineLaw, Users accept and agree that they will make lawful use of the Website. The Users, indicatively and not restrictively, undertake that by using the online services of the Website:
It is expressly stated that it is prohibited to use the Website for advertising or offers by the user in violation of the onlineLaw Advertising Policy. The use of any element of the Materials other than as provided for in these Terms of Use is strictly prohibited without the written permission of onlineLaw. In the event of a breach of the Terms of Use, onlineLaw will make full use of the remedies available to it by law, including that of criminal prosecution.
BREACH OF THE TERMS OF USE
In any case of violation of these Terms of Use, the Users will be liable to compensate onlineLaw for any positive and/or consequential damages. The failure of onlineLaw to exercise its rights under these Terms of Use does not imply a waiver of these rights.
Expressly onlineLaw reserves the right to supervise the application of these rules at its sole discretion.
COMPENSATION
The User agrees to protect, defend and indemnify onlineLaw, its partners, employees and its staff in general for any damage and expense, without limitation, that it may suffer and which arises from or is related, directly or indirectly, to the User's misuse of the Website or to a violation of the Terms of Use.
TERMINATION
OnlineLaw reserves the right to terminate without prejudice and without any further liability the agreement it enters into hereunder with any User immediately and without notice if the User breaches the Terms of Use or any part thereof or fails to confirm information provided by the User in the context of using the Website.
FULL AGREEMENT - SEVERABILITY
These Terms of Use together with any other rules to which they refer or which are found on the Website constitute the entire agreement between onlineLaw and each User with respect to the use of the Website. If for any reason it is held by a court of competent jurisdiction that any of these Terms of Use is invalid and unenforceable, the validity and enforceability of the remaining terms will not be affected or impaired.
USER'S RELATIONSHIP WITH ONLINELAW
The User agrees that no agent - represented, representative - represented, cooperation or partnership relationship of any kind or employment relationship is created between the User and onlineLaw as a result of the use of the Website by the User.
MEANS OF PROOF
A printed version of the Website and the Terms of Use and any correspondence in electronic form will be accepted as evidence before judicial or administrative authorities.
APPLICABLE LAW AND JURISDICTION
These Terms of Use and any modification thereof shall be governed by Greek law. Any dispute arising out of this Agreement which cannot be resolved out of court shall be submitted to the competent courts of Athens.
All rights and remedies under the Terms of Use are cumulative and do not exclude other rights and remedies provided by law or other agreement.
CONTACT
For any questions or clarifications related to the Website, Users may contact support@onlinelaw.gr.