These are the Terms and Conditions of Service and Privacy Policy (“Terms and conditions”) which govern the use of Apex Law site at www.apex-law.org (“the Site address”). These terms contain important information about your position under applicable law and regulations when using the site. By accessing the Site, you agree to rule by these terms.
We provide the information on the Site for general guidance only of our services and we may provide legal information in which you must not rely upon without legal advice on your specific circumstances which we will be pleased to provide.
We will do our best to answer accurately queries e-mailed to us by you but in our sole discretion, reserve the right not to answer such queries. Such queries and answers do not form a contractual relationship between us and Apex Law accepts no contractual responsibility for our responses.
2.1. We reserve the right to improve, amend or suspend the service provided on the Site at any time without notice to you.
2.2. The information may be changed or updated without notice and any queries relating to the information including queries as to its most recent amendment or update and accuracy should be addressed to info@apex-law.org.
We reserve the right to change these terms and conditions at any time with immediate effect by placing the amended terms and conditions on the site.
Information contained on the website may contain inaccuracies or typographical mistakes.
5.1. We cannot guarantee any links to third party sites nor can we provide any guarantees or accept any liability in respect of the content on such third party sites.
5.2. You cannot provide links to Our Homepage, www.vistalegal.co.uk, without our express prior written consent. If you would like to obtain consent please contact us by e-mail at info@apex-law.org, or write to Apex Law, Stockton on Tees, TS18 1DF.
6.1. We own or license the copyright in all the material that appears on the Site.
6.2. You may download, store and use the material on the Site for your own personal use and research. You also may copy the content to an individual third party for their personal use provided that you acknowledge the source of the material as being this website and you inform the third party that they are bound by Apex Law terms and conditions.
6.3. “Apex Law” and “CCS Law” symbol are registered trade marks in the UK.
7.1. The Internet is not a secure medium and we provide no guarantees as to the reliability or security of the Site or that it will be continuously available, error or virus free.
7.2. If you identify any error on the site or any material that you consider to be offensive, indecent, dishonest, inaccurate or illegal please immediately e-mail us at info@apex-law.org and we will take the appropriate actions.
We will retain on our database details you provide about yourself – please refer to the Privacy Policy.
If there is a change in your personal details or you do not wish to receive information from us communicate this by e-mail at info@apex-law.org.
In no circumstances will Apex Law be liable to you for any direct, indirect, consequential, special or other damage howsoever resulting from the use of this website or any other website connecting to the website by means of a hypertext link or otherwise.
This shall be the case whether such damage is caused by transmission from this website (or a connected website to your computer system), or viruses, worms, Trojan horses or other destructive items, corrupted data or data incompatible with your computer system or third parties, interception of or access to data of whatever nature.
As a firm of Consultancy we are regulated and authorised by the OISC of in the conduct of our business. You can access the professional rules of the OISC through their website at https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/office-of-the-immigration-services-commissioner. CCS Law trading as Apex Law Ltd is authorised and regulated by the OISC, Registration No: F202308786,Company number 15653874.
We are not registered in the UK for VAT.
These terms and conditions are governed by and in accordance with the laws of England. Any dispute will be under the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.