TERMS OF USE

allinlawfirm.ca and the trade name “All In Business Law”, are owned by David G. van Moorsel Professional Corporation (“DVMPC”).

By using or visiting the allinlawfirm.ca website or the Client Portal located at https://goallin.airportal.app/ (collectively referred to as the “Website”) and contacting us through the Website, you agree to the terms and conditions set out below (the “Terms”) and our Privacy Policy located here (the “Privacy Policy”). If you do not agree to be bound by and comply with the Terms and the Privacy Policy, you are not permitted to use access or otherwise use the Website.

No Solicitor-Client Relationship

Your access to and use of the Website, including but not limited to any forms, contact information, links, or other features of the Website, does not result in the creation of a solicitor-client relationship, fiduciary relationship, or other professional-client relationship between you and DVMPC, or any of its lawyers, partners, employees or consultants. No solicitor-client relationship will be created until DVMPC, or any of its lawyers have agreed to represent you. That means entering into a formal retainer agreement or Registered Office Agreement. Mere confirmation that your form has been successfully submitted, a meeting scheduled, or user account created is not sufficient for these purposes.

Limitations on Legal Advice Provided

As lawyers registered to practice law in the Province of Alberta, our legal advice is limited to the laws of the Province of Alberta, and the federal laws of Canada. We cannot and will not provide legal advice with respect to the laws of other provinces or jurisdictions.

Referrals and Referral Fees

Our law firm provides a limited set of services. There may be circumstances where we are unable to handle your file, such as the matter being outside of the scope of our normal practice, or due to capacity for new work. In such situations, we may refer you to another lawyer who we hope can assist. In some cases, we may receive a referral fee from the lawyer to whom your file is referred. In other cases, we may pay a referral fee to a lawyer or law firm that sends work our way. In either situation, the referral fee is subject to the Law Society of Alberta’s Code of Professional Conduct, which states that the payment of referral fees shall not result in an increase to the legal fees charged to the client. The referral fee is merely an incentive for us (or another lawyer) to help you find alternative legal counsel and to account for the time required to do so. We take steps to maintain the quality of our referrals, such as following up with clients to confirm their satisfaction with prior referrals given. By using this website and contacting us about your matter, you acknowledge and consent to the payment and receipt of such referral fees, and confirm that DVMPC does not participate in, and shall not be liable for the acts, omissions and advice of other lawyers.

Communication Through the Website

If you are not a client of DVMPC or a professional advisor such a client, and you choose to communicate with us through the Website, such communication may not be confidential or be covered by solicitor-client privilege or any other form of privilege. Although we take reasonable precautions to protect information that is submitted to us through the Website, communication and contact features of the Website may not be 100% secure, and the confidentiality and security of such communications cannot be guaranteed. As such, we ask that you not communicate any highly confidential information to us unless you or your clients have formally retained the services of DVMPC, and in any event, that you do not use the forms contained on the Website for the transmission of highly confidential or sensitive information. As a general matter, you should not send confidential or sensitive information by the Internet or e-mail unless you take appropriate precautions, such as the use of encryption.

Client Portal Content

The Content contained in the client portal includes information provided by clients, service providers, government agencies, and others. In addition, the information is not reviewed, updated, or confirmed in real-time. As such, you should not rely on the Content as an official record. Although we do our best to avoid any discrepancies, we cannot guarantee that the records shown will be accurate, complete, or up to date at all times.

Content does not Constitute Legal Advice

The content, information and features available through the Website (the “Content”) does not constitute legal or other professional advice. You should seek appropriate, qualified professional advice before acting or omitting to act based upon any information provided on or through the Website or Client Portal. This includes but is not limited to obtaining advice from an accountant or financial advisor with respect to any tax, accounting and financial decisions.

Acceptable use of this website

By accessing the Website and Client Portal, you agree that you will not:

use the Website or Client Portal in violation of any law, rule or regulation;

interfere with or disrupt the Website or any of our computer systems, servers, networks, databases, software, hardware or equipment used by or for the Website;

interfere with the use or enjoyment of the Website by others;

introduce code which is disruptive or harmful;

attempt to gain unauthorized access to our computer systems, servers, networks, databases, software, hardware or equipment, including to: user-restricted areas of the Website; logins and passwords of others; or personal information and personal accounts of others.

Currency of Content

The Content is believed to be current as of the date of publication, however, laws change and therefore the Content may not be accurate as of the date that you access the same. It may also not be suitable for every jurisdiction or circumstance. Accordingly, we strongly recommend that you speak with a lawyer before taking any act, or omitting to take any act, on the basis of any information contained on the Website.

Links to Third Party Websites and Services

The Website may contain links to other websites or the services of third parties. When you click on one of those links you are contacting another Website or service provider that may collect information about you voluntarily or through cookies or other technologies. DVMPC has no responsibility or liability for or control over those other Websites or service providers or their collection, use and disclosure of your personal information.

Trademarks

allincorporated, All In Business Law, and their respective logos are trademarks owned by DVMPC. Other trademarks displayed on the Website are owned and licensed to DVMPC by third parties. Nothing contained on the Website gives you the right or license to copy or otherwise use any trademark displayed on the Website without the express permission of the owner(s) thereof.

Copyright

Unless otherwise indicated, copyright ownership in the Content belongs to DVMPC. You are not permitted to copy, reproduce or distribute any of the Content, other than for the specific purpose of accessing the Website for your own personal viewing purposes. If you would like to link to the Content other than through the social sharing options presented on the Website, you must contact DVMPC and receive prior written permission.

Severability

If any provision of this contract is prohibited, invalid or unenforceable in any jurisdiction, that provision will, as to that jurisdiction, be ineffective to the extent of the prohibition, invalidity or unenforceability without invalidating the remaining provisions of these Terms or affecting the validity or enforceability of that provision or part thereof in any other jurisdiction.

Governing Law and Jurisdiction

The laws of the Province of Alberta and any applicable federal laws of Canada shall govern your use of the Website and the interpretation of these Terms. The courts of the Province of Alberta, sitting at Lethbridge, Alberta, and without regard to their conflict of laws provisions, shall have exclusive jurisdiction over any dispute arising out of your use of the Website. Regardless of your physical location, residence or domicile, you undertake and agree to commence no action nor make any claim of any kind in any jurisdiction other than the courts of the Province of Alberta. You expressly undertake and agree to not commence or pursue any action by way of trial by jury, class action or similar proceeding. Notwithstanding the foregoing, nothing in these Terms will prevent DVMPC from seeking injunctive or equitable relief or remedies against you from any court of competent jurisdiction.

Assignment

DVMPC may assign this agreement or any part thereof, and DVMPC may delegate any of its obligations under these Terms. You may not assign the Terms or any part of them, nor transfer or sub-license your rights under the Terms to any third party.

Amendments

The Website may be updated from time to time by DVMPC. DVMPC may also terminate or amend these Terms at any time by posting revised Terms on the Website. All users of the Website are bound by these Terms, including any amendments, and should therefore periodically review these Terms and any changes to these requirements. Your continued use of the Website following the posting of any changes constitutes your acceptance of such modifications.

Contact Us

You may contact us concerning any question about the Website or Content by sending an e-mail to info@allinlawfirm.ca. We will do our best to address your inquiry promptly.

These Terms of Use were last updated June 11th, 2020