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Website Terms of Use

These terms explain how you may use this website and what happens when you contact Davitts Solicitors.

Last updated: 1 February 2025

Clear terms. No surprises.

01 / Using the information

About the Information on This Website

These website terms apply to everyone who visits the site and to anyone who sends an enquiry through it. Please read them before relying on any material here.

General information, not advice

This website describes Davitts Solicitors's document preparation and compliance support services. Its content is general information only and does not take account of your business, documents, or circumstances.

It is not legal advice for a specific matter. Get advice suited to your situation before you act on information published here.

Examples and service descriptions

Any document types or examples mentioned describe possible areas of work. They are illustrations of service scope, not ready-to-use templates, and may not fit your needs or legal obligations.

Information can change

We aim to keep website information accurate, but laws, guidance, and services can change. We do not promise that every page is current after its stated update date.

Check the position before relying on it.

Using the site

You may use the website for lawful purposes and in line with these terms. Do not use it in a way that interferes with other visitors' access or the site's operation.

02 / Getting in touch

Enquiries and Client Relationships

A consultation or enquiry is a first step, not an agreement to carry out work.

An enquiry does not create an engagement

Submitting a contact form, email, or other enquiry does not by itself create a client relationship or professional engagement with Davitts Solicitors. We may need to review the request before confirming whether we can assist.

Work starts after written agreement

An engagement begins only when the work's scope and terms have been agreed in writing and confirmed by both parties. Do not assume work has started until that confirmation is in place.

Scope and handling of your details

Davitts Solicitors may decline an enquiry if the matter is outside its service scope. Information you send is handled as described in our privacy policy.

Keep sensitive information to what is needed for an initial enquiry.

03 / Content and conduct

Intellectual Property and Acceptable Use

The site's text, organisation, and branding are protected. Use them with care.

Our content

Website material belongs to Davitts Solicitors or is used with permission, unless a page says otherwise. These terms do not transfer ownership to you.

  • You may read the material and link to a public page.
  • You may quote a short passage if you credit Davitts Solicitors and link to the source where practical.
  • Do not reproduce or distribute substantial portions without written permission.

Permitted and prohibited use

Use the website in a way that is lawful and does not put its security or availability at risk.

  • Do not scrape, harvest, or copy site content at scale using automated tools.
  • Do not try to disrupt, damage, or gain unauthorised access to the website or its systems.
  • Do not reuse material in a misleading way or suggest that Davitts Solicitors endorses your work.

If we reasonably believe use of the site breaches these terms or threatens its operation, we may take steps to restrict access and protect the website.

04 / Responsibility and law

Responsibility, Third-Party Content and Governing Law

Responsibility for website content

To the extent permitted by law, Davitts Solicitors is not responsible for loss arising from your reliance on general website information or from your inability to access the site. Nothing in these terms excludes or limits liability where the law does not allow that exclusion or limit.

Availability and updates

We do not guarantee uninterrupted website access. Pages, features, and content may be changed, suspended, or removed without notice.

Links to other websites

Links to third-party websites are provided for convenience. Davitts Solicitors does not control those sites, confirm that their information is current, or endorse their content. Review their terms and privacy information before using them.

Irish law

These terms are governed by the laws of Ireland. The Irish courts have jurisdiction, subject to any mandatory rules that apply to your circumstances.

The law still applies.

Questions about these terms?

Contact Davitts Solicitors

If you need clarification about website use or an enquiry, get in touch. An enquiry alone does not create an engagement.