Legal information disclaimer

The publication of legal information on a website may give rise to special risks. This legal information disclaimer template has been created to help with the management of those risks.

The provisions in this disclaimer include the following: (i) a notice that while legal information is provided on the website, no advice is being given; (ii) an exclusion of warranties and representations in relation to the legal information; (iii) a notice that no lawyer-client relationship can be created through the use of the website; and (iv) a clause covering interactive features on the website.

The legal disclaimer may, where appropriate, be incorporated into a more general legal document (eg website T&Cs of use).

As with all disclaimers of liability, there is a risk that the courts may rule that the disclaimer provisions are unenforceable, and the use of a disclaimer should be only one of the steps you take to manage the risks associated with publishing legal information.

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Legal information disclaimer contents

No advice: website contains general information; information is not advice.
No warranties: no representations or warranties in relation to information; no warranties in relation to availability or accuracy etc of information.
No lawyer-client relationship: no lawyer-client relationship.
Interactive features: website includes interactive features; assistance through website may be incomplete; interactive feature assistance not advice.
Professional legal assistance and advice: legal information not alternative to professional advice; consult professional regarding specific legal questions; no delaying legal assistance etc.
Limits upon exclusions of liability: caveats to limits of liability.

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Version	1.0
First published	1 Sep 2016
Law	English law and EU law
Language	English (UK)
^†Word count	842
^†Template pages	2

† These figures are approximations.

Internet law Internet and ecommerce Legal services Online legal notice

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Free legal information disclaimer

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	Free licence	Standard licence	Extended licence	Professional licence
Number of document instances	1	1	5	25
Number of websites or digital products	1	1	5	25
Sub-licences permitted	None	1	5	25
Document licence period	No expiry	No expiry	No expiry	No expiry
Credit for Docular	Yes	No	No	No

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