Terms of use
The rules that govern access to and use of this website and the material published on it.
This page is not Hyperfocal’s terms of use. The headings below set out the structure a terms-of-use document needs; the sentence beside each one describes what belongs there, it is not the terms language itself. The firm’s counsel must draft and approve the operative text before this page can replace this notice and the site can go live.
Acceptance of terms
That using this website means the visitor accepts these terms, and what happens if they do not agree to them.
Acceptable use
The conduct expected of anyone using the site and the activities that are prohibited, such as attempting to disrupt or misuse it.
Intellectual property
That the site’s text, design, logos and other content belong to the firm or its licensors, and how that material may and may not be used.
Third-party links
That links to external websites are provided for convenience only and the firm does not control or vouch for their content.
No professional advice
That material published on the site is for general information only and is not legal, regulatory or strategic advice for any particular situation.
Disclaimers
That the site and its content are provided without warranties as to accuracy, availability or fitness for a particular purpose.
Limitation of liability
The extent to which the firm limits its liability for losses arising from use of, or inability to use, the site.
Indemnification
The visitor’s obligation to cover the firm for claims or costs arising from their misuse of the site.
Governing law
Which jurisdiction’s law governs these terms and where a dispute arising from them would be resolved.
Changes to these terms
How and when these terms may be updated, and how continued use of the site constitutes acceptance of the changes.
Contact us
Who to contact with a question about these terms — currently info@hyperfocal.pr, +1 (202) 952-0335, or by post at the firm’s Washington D.C. office.