Last Updated: 14 June 2025

These Terms of Service apply when you purchase any of our fixed-price legal service packages (Bronze, Silver, Gold, or Platinum) through BritishContracts.com. They form the contract between you (“Client” or “you”) and the solicitor providing the service (Geoffrey Caesar trading as British Contracts, or an assigned solicitor/law firm as specified). By purchasing a package, you agree to these terms.

1. Parties and Definitions

1.1. The Service Provider (“we” or “us”): The legal services are provided by Geoffrey Caesar, a solicitor of England and Wales, practicing as a freelance solicitor under the trading name British Contracts. BritishContracts.com is not a separate legal entity or law firm; it is a platform/brand through which Geoffrey Caesar offers services. In some cases (as described below), we may assign or refer the work to another qualified solicitor or law firm, in which event that firm or solicitor will be the Service Provider. We will inform you clearly if that is the case.

1.2. The Client (“you”): The person or entity purchasing the service. You may be an individual or a business. If you are purchasing on behalf of a company or other organization, you confirm that you have authority to bind that entity to these terms.

1.3. “Packages” or “Services”: The fixed-price legal service offerings listed on our Site under the names Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum. Each package involves a specific scope of contract law services (such as drafting or reviewing a contract) with varying levels of solicitor involvement, review, consultation, and revision. The exact details of what is included in each package are described on the Site and in section 2 below.

1.4. “Order”: Your request to purchase a Package via our website’s checkout process or any written agreement to proceed, which incorporates these Terms of Service.

1.5. “Agreement”: The contract formed between you and us upon acceptance of your Order, consisting of these Terms of Service, your Order details (including the package chosen and price), and any additional terms provided at the time of purchase.

2. Service Packages and Scope

We offer four fixed-fee legal service packages related to contract drafting and review. These services are solicitor-led – meaning a qualified solicitor (Geoffrey Caesar or, if assigned, another solicitor) will personally supervise or carry out the work. Below is a summary of each package:

• Bronze Package (£199): Basic contract drafting/review service. The solicitor will review the basic information you provide and the contract generated by our AI tool (if applicable), then provide a basic review and minimal editingfor obvious issues. This package typically includes one round of revision or feedback. No phone consultations are included in Bronze (communication is via email or the Site). It’s suited for very simple contracts or preliminary drafts.

• Silver Package (£299): Enhanced contract service with moderate solicitor involvement. It includes a detailed review and some drafting improvements by the solicitor. You’ll have the opportunity for one consultation call(e.g., a telephone or video call) to discuss your needs or the draft. The solicitor will incorporate feedback and typically provide up to two rounds of revisions to the contract. Suitable for more complex agreements that need some customization and explanation.

• Gold Package (£399): Comprehensive contract drafting service with high-level solicitor involvement. The solicitor will conduct a thorough review and substantially draft or redraft significant portions of the contract to meet your needs. This package includes at least one longer consultation call (or two shorter calls) to discuss details, and multiple rounds of revisions (for example, two or three revision cycles as needed) are included. The Gold package is ideal if you need a well-tailored contract and guidance on specific clauses.

• Platinum Package (£599): Premium service with full solicitor drafting support. The solicitor will effectively create or rewrite the contract from scratch if necessary, based on your requirements. It includes multiple consultation calls (as needed, within reason – typically two or more calls to ensure clarity on complex requirements) and unlimited reasonable revisions until the contract achieves your objectives (within the scope of the original request). The Platinum package offers the most in-depth, one-on-one service, suitable for complex or highly customized contracts and those who want significant guidance and peace of mind.

Scope of Work: When you purchase a package, the scope is limited to the contract type or matter described at the time of purchase. The service will involve drafting, reviewing, and advising on that one contract (or one transaction) only. The packages do not include broader legal advice outside the contract, any litigation or negotiation on your behalf (beyond advising you on the contract content), or additional contracts or documents. If further legal work is required beyond the package’s scope, a separate engagement or an upgrade may be necessary.

We will perform the services in accordance with English law (specifically contract law of England and Wales) and with the reasonable skill and care expected of a solicitor. However, the outcome and suitability of any contract also depend on the information you provide. You agree to provide accurate and full information about your requirements and any specific circumstances for the contract. We are not responsible for any issues arising from information you withheld or misrepresented.

Not Financial or Other Advice: Our service focuses on legal aspects of contracts. We do not provide financial, commercial, or tax advice. You should consult appropriate professionals for matters outside pure contract law.

3. How to Order and Formation of Contract

3.1. Placing an Order: Orders for a package are typically made through our website by selecting a package and making the payment, or by any sign-up or checkout process we provide. You must provide certain details (such as your name, contact information, and a summary of what contract or transaction you need help with). Ensure that all information you provide at the time of ordering is correct.

3.2. Acknowledgment and Acceptance: After you place an Order and payment is received, we will normally send you an acknowledgment (e.g., an email confirmation that your Order was received). Please note, this acknowledgment is not yet acceptance of your Order. We reserve the right to review the details of your request to ensure it is something we can assist with under the chosen package. The Agreement between us is formed only when we send you a confirmation of acceptance of your Order. This confirmation may be in the form of an email expressly confirming that we accept your instruction and will proceed, or by beginning to deliver the service (for example, scheduling a consultation or sending you an initial draft).

3.3. Right to Decline: We may decline your Order and refuse to enter into an Agreement for reasons including (but not limited to): a conflict of interest (e.g., if you are asking us to draft a contract where another existing client is the other party), lack of capacity or expertise for your particular matter, your jurisdiction or the subject matter not being within our service scope, suspicion of illegal or unethical purpose, or any other reason at our discretion. If we decline an Order and you have already paid, we will refund you in full for that Order.

3.4. Timing: Upon acceptance, we will endeavor to commence work on your matter promptly. We will also give you an estimated timeline for delivery of drafts or completion of the service. Timelines may vary based on the complexity of the matter and our existing commitments, but generally:

• Bronze/Silver: initial draft or review comments typically within a few working days.

• Gold/Platinum: initial draft or detailed consultation scheduled within a few days, but finalizing the contract may take a week or more depending on revisions and communication.

These are estimates and not guaranteed deadlines, unless explicitly agreed as such in writing. If you have a specific deadline (e.g., an upcoming contract signing), you must clearly communicate that at the time of Order. We will let you know if it’s feasible; if not, we might not accept the Order.

3.5. Communication: After acceptance of your Order, our primary mode of communication will be through email and scheduled calls (for packages that include calls). We will use the contact details you provided. It is your responsibility to ensure you can receive our communications (check spam filters, etc.) and to respond on a timely basis. Delays in your responses can affect the delivery schedule. All official advice or deliverables will usually be confirmed in writing (for example, we will email you the revised contract draft and any key advice in writing for record-keeping, even if discussed on a call).

4. Solicitor-Client Relationship and Responsibilities

4.1. Formation of Relationship: Once we have accepted your Order, a solicitor-client relationship is formed between you and the Service Provider (as defined in section 1.1). From that point, we owe you the professional duties of a solicitor to a client, but strictly limited to the scope of work agreed. We will keep your communications confidential and provide competent legal services in line with professional standards.

4.2. Limited Scope Engagement: You acknowledge that this engagement is limited to the specific contract matter and services described. We are not engaged as your general counsel or advisor for other legal matters. We will not be reviewing or advising on any documents or issues not expressly within the scope of the Package. For example, if you purchase a Bronze package for a simple consulting agreement, our duty is limited to that agreement; we would not be monitoring other legal issues for you or updating the contract in the future unless you engage us again.

4.3. Your Responsibilities: You agree to:

• Provide Information: Supply all information, documents, and instructions that are relevant to the contract or needed for us to perform the service. This includes clearly explaining what you need the contract to accomplish, any special terms you want, and disclosing any known facts that could affect the contract (e.g., existing obligations, rights of third parties, etc.). Please do so fully and frankly – our advice is only as good as the information provided.

• Cooperation: Cooperate in scheduling calls or meetings included in your package and be available at mutually agreed times. Treat our staff and any assigned solicitors with courtesy and respect (as we will do the same for you).

• Review Deliverables: Carefully review any draft or document we provide and raise any questions or corrections promptly. Ultimately, it is your responsibility to ensure the factual details in the contract (names, addresses, prices, descriptions of goods/services, etc.) are correct.

• Use of Advice: Not misuse the advice or documents provided. The deliverables are for use in your own business or personal matter as intended. You should not copy our drafted contracts for use in other transactions or share our work product as a template for others, as it may not be suitable and is our intellectual property (see section 7 on Intellectual Property).

• Payments and Administration: Pay the fees as agreed (see section 5) and comply with any administrative requirements (such as identity verification, if required under anti-money laundering regulations – see 4.4 below).

4.4. Anti-Money Laundering and Compliance: As a solicitor, Geoffrey Caesar (or any law firm assigned) is subject to anti-money laundering (AML) laws and other regulations. We may require you to provide proof of identity or other KYC (Know Your Customer) information before or during the engagement. By engaging us, you agree to provide such information upon request. If the required checks are not passed or if we suspect illegal activity, we reserve the right to terminate the engagement immediately and/or report to the relevant authorities as required by law. Any personal data collected for compliance will be handled according to our Privacy Policy but may be disclosed to regulators or law enforcement as mandated.

4.5. No Guarantee of Outcome: While we will do our best to draft or review a contract that meets your needs, we cannot guarantee that the other party (or their advisors) will accept it, nor can we guarantee a particular outcome from your transaction. Similarly, we cannot guarantee that using our contract will prevent all disputes or issues in the future – though it should significantly help clarify parties’ rights and reduce risks. Legal documents are only one aspect of a successful transaction; how parties perform and other factors also play roles.

5. Fees and Payment

5.1. Fixed Fees: The fee for each package is fixed at the price advertised (Bronze: £199, Silver: £299, Gold: £399, Platinum: £599). These prices are in British Pounds (GBP). There is no VAT charged on these amounts unless we expressly state that VAT applies. (Note: If we become VAT-registered in the future or the fee structure changes, we will update the pricing information accordingly. As of the last updated date, the fee is inclusive of all charges for the described service.)

5.2. Payment Timing: Payment in full is required at the time of Order placement. We will not begin work until the fee is paid (or, if we agree in writing to an alternative arrangement, then as per that arrangement). Our website will direct you to pay via the available payment methods (which may include credit/debit card payment through a secure processor, or other methods we support).

5.3. Third-Party Payment Processors: Payments are processed by third-party payment gateway providers. We do not collect or store your full card details on our Site. The processing of payments is subject to the terms and privacy policies of those payment providers. We are not responsible for any payment processing errors or security issues arising at the payment gateway – though please inform us if you encounter an issue and we will attempt to assist or find an alternate payment method.

5.4. What the Fee Covers: The fixed fee covers the work described in the package. If the work required significantly exceeds what is reasonable for the package (for instance, if after purchasing Bronze, it turns out you actually need a highly complex contract that would normally fall under Platinum-level effort), we will inform you as soon as that becomes apparent. In such cases, you might be asked to upgrade to a higher package or pay an additional fee, but that will be discussed and agreed with you before proceeding further. Otherwise, we will deliver the service within the package’s scope without asking for more money.

5.5. Additional Expenses: Given these are fixed-fee services, typically there are no additional expenses. In rare cases where additional costs might be needed (e.g., special courier charges, government filing fees for something related, etc.), we will discuss them with you and they would only be incurred with your approval. Generally, contract drafting services should not incur disbursements.

5.6. Invoices and Receipts: Upon request, we will provide a receipt or invoice for your payment. (The website payment confirmation email often serves as a receipt as well.) If you need a formal invoice for your records or company accounts, let us know via the contact form and we can issue one.

6. Cancellation, Refunds, and Our Right to Cancel

6.1. Your Cancellation Rights (Consumers): If you are a consumer (an individual acting outside of your business/trade), under the Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013, you generally have the right to cancel a service contract within 14 days of purchase (the “cooling-off period”) and receive a full refund. However, if you ask us to begin work on your matter during that cooling-off period (for example, you schedule a call or request a draft immediately) and we complete the service within the 14 days, you lose the right to cancel. If we have started work but not completed it when you cancel within the 14 days, we may deduct a proportionate amount for the work actually done up to the point of cancellation, and refund the remainder. We will provide you a cancellation form/info with your Order confirmation if required by law (or you can simply contact us via the contact form to exercise this right).

(In practical terms, because our services are often delivered quickly, by purchasing you will likely be requesting immediate performance. We will typically ask for your express consent to start within 14 days and acknowledgment of losing the automatic cancellation right once fully performed.)

6.2. Your Cancellation (Business Clients or after Cooling-Off): If you are not a consumer, or if the 14-day period has passed (or is not applicable due to your consent to immediate performance), then cancellation and refunds are not guaranteed. You may request to cancel the service, but acceptance of cancellation is at our discretion. If significant work has already been done, we will likely not refund the fee. If little or no work has been done and we agree to cancellation, we may offer a partial refund as a gesture of goodwill.

6.3. Refund Policy: British Contracts operates on a fixed-fee-for-defined-work basis. By its nature, once we deliver the draft or advice, you have received the core value of the service. Therefore, refunds are generally not provided after the service is delivered, except in cases of clear failure on our part. For example, if due to our fault we did not deliver any useful work or we fundamentally did not meet the agreed scope (and cannot rectify it), that would be considered a “clear solicitor default” potentially warranting a refund. In such a case, we would discuss an appropriate remedy, which might be a full or partial refund depending on the circumstances.

6.4. Our Right to Cancel or Refuse Service: We reserve the right to cancel the service at any time if necessary. Situations where we might cancel include:

• Discovery of a conflict of interest that was not apparent initially. (We cannot act for two opposing parties or if there is a conflict with another client’s interest.)

• You provide instructions that are illegal, unethical, or that go beyond what we are comfortable or qualified to handle.

• Abusive or unreasonable behavior by the client (e.g. harassment of our staff).

• External circumstances preventing us from performing the service (illness, emergency, etc.) where no suitable substitute can be arranged.

• Non-payment or chargeback of the fee, or failure to provide required information/cooperation.

If we cancel the service before completion due to our own reasons (not due to your fault), we will refund you either in full or in proportion to work not delivered, as appropriate. If the cancellation is due to your breach of these terms or lack of cooperation (for instance, you stop responding for an extended period or violate section 4.3 responsibilities), then refunds will be at our discretion. We will typically try to resolve issues with you before canceling.

6.5. Effect of Cancellation: If either party cancels the Agreement before the service is completed, we will cease any further work. You will not receive any further drafts or advice beyond what has been delivered up to that point. We may provide you any work product already created (at our discretion, considering any payment proportion). Clauses in this Agreement that by their nature should continue after termination (such as limitation of liability, intellectual property rights in work delivered, confidentiality, and governing law) shall continue to be in effect.

7. Intellectual Property in Deliverables

7.1. Our Work Product: The contracts, documents, and written advice we provide to you as part of the service (“Deliverables”) are your documents to use for the intended purpose (e.g., to execute a contract with your contracting party). Once you have paid for the service, we grant you a broad license to use the Deliverables for your personal use or internal business use, including the right to share the contract with the other party/parties to the agreement and actually enter into that contract. You may also make necessary copies for record-keeping or for future reference in your business.

7.2. Copyright: However, the copyright and intellectual property rights in the Deliverables (and any templates or clauses within them) remain with British Contracts (Geoffrey Caesar). This is to protect our templates and drafting from being freely redistributed. You agree not to publish, sell, or license the Deliverables or any substantial portion of them to third parties for reuse. In other words, you cannot turn around and resell the contract we wrote for you or post it as a template online. They are tailored for you and provided for your use only.

7.3. Reuse for Other Matters: If you wish to use the contract template for a different transaction or purpose in the future, you are free to do so for yourself, but understand that it may not perfectly fit without further legal advice. If it’s a substantially different scenario, we advise coming back for a review or an update (which would be a new service engagement). You should not remove any footer, watermark, or attribution indicating our authorship (if such exists) when reusing internally. (Typically our contracts might not contain an obvious attribution, but if they do, please leave it intact.)

7.4. References to Our Site: We may include in the Deliverables or communications a small note that the document was prepared via BritishContracts.com or by Geoffrey Caesar. This is primarily for record and branding. You agree not to remove any such note if present in the documentation itself (for instance, a footnote in a Word document). That said, most final contracts delivered will likely not contain such notice, in which case this point is moot.

7.5. Your Materials and IP: You will likely provide us with certain content or materials – for example, your existing draft, or your company’s logo or details to include in the contract, etc. You retain all intellectual property rights in the materials you provide to us. You warrant that you have the right to use any third-party materials you provide for inclusion in the contract, and by providing them, you give us permission to incorporate them into the Deliverables.

8. Confidentiality

8.1. Your Confidential Information: We understand that during this engagement, you may disclose sensitive information about your business or personal matters. We undertake to keep your information confidential and not to disclose it to anyone outside British Contracts (and any assigned solicitor or personnel working on your matter) without your permission, except as required by law or professional regulations. This duty of confidentiality applies to all information about your case that is not already public. We will handle your data in line with our Privacy Policy and our professional obligations.

8.2. Our Confidential Information: Likewise, any non-public information we share with you (for example, legal strategies, templates, or know-how) is meant for your use in the context of this service. You should keep our advice and communications confidential and not disclose our emails or documents to third parties (except to the extent necessary to execute the contract or as required by law). Typically, legal advice from a solicitor to a client is also protected by legal professional privilege, which means you should not waive that privilege by sharing it around, or you might lose certain protections in litigation.

8.3. Publicity: We will not publicly identify you as a client or use your name/trademark for marketing without your explicit consent. (We might ask happy clients for testimonials, but that’s entirely up to you.) On the flip side, you agree not to misrepresent our relationship – for example, you should not state or imply that British Contracts or Geoffrey Caesar is your general counsel or legal advisor beyond this specific matter, without a further engagement.

9. Liability and Limitation

9.1. No Liability for Site Use Before Engagement: (This reiterates Terms of Use but bears emphasis.) Prior to you becoming a paying client, any use of our Site or tools is at your own risk and we have disclaimed liability. Once you become a client through purchase, the following clauses apply to our liability under this Agreement.

9.2. Limitation of Liability: To the fullest extent permitted by law, our total liability to you for any claims arising out of or related to this Agreement or the services provided (whether in contract, tort (including negligence), breach of statutory duty or otherwise) is limited to the amount of the fee you paid for the package in question. In other words, our maximum liability for any single matter will not exceed the service fee you paid us for that matter.

9.3. Exclusion of Certain Damages: We will not be liable for:

• Any indirect, special, or consequential loss or damage, or any punitive damages.

• Any loss of profits, loss of business, loss of anticipated savings, or loss of opportunity arising from the services (for example, if your deal doesn’t go through or you incur costs, those are outside of what we control).

• Any loss or corruption of data or your inability to use the delivered documents (though if something happens like a corrupted file, we will of course resend it).

9.4. Standard Exceptions: We do not exclude or limit liability for: death or personal injury caused by our negligence; fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation; or any liability which cannot be excluded under applicable law or professional rules. Also, nothing in these terms limits any rights you have as a consumer under law that cannot be excluded.

9.5. Professional Indemnity Insurance: Geoffrey Caesar, as a practicing solicitor, carries professional indemnity insurance as required by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) rules. This means that even though we cap liability at the fee contractually, there is insurance coverage in place for certain losses if a valid negligence claim were ever established significantly above the fee amount. Our intention is not to invite claims, but to reassure that we do have appropriate insurance. By agreement, you are accepting the liability cap, but we mention insurance to underline that we aim to be responsible. (This clause is informational; it doesn’t extend our liability beyond what is agreed, unless that agreement is deemed unenforceable, in which case insurance may cover what law mandates.)

9.6. Third Party Liability: Our advice and documents are provided to you as our client only. We accept no liability to any third party who may see or use the contract or documents (for instance, the other party to your contract cannot rely on our advice to you as if we advised them; they should get their own advisor). The Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 shall not apply to this Agreement – meaning no one other than you (the client) or us can enforce any terms of this Agreement or claim any benefit from it, except as explicitly stated otherwise herein (see section 10.2 regarding assignment to a law firm).

9.7. Timing of Claims: Any claim you might wish to bring against us must be brought within the limitation periods under law. For example, for negligence or breach of contract, this is typically six years from the act or omission. We hope and expect there will be no cause for claims, and that any issues can be resolved amicably. You agree to notify us promptly if you believe there is any problem with the service so we have an opportunity to address it.

10. Assignment and Delegation

10.1. Assignment by Us: British Contracts (Geoffrey Caesar) may assign or delegate the performance of the services to another solicitor or law firm in some cases. This could occur if, for instance, your matter requires specialized expertise that another solicitor can better provide, or if Geoffrey is unavailable (due to illness or scheduling) and another qualified lawyer can step in to meet your timeline. We will inform you and obtain your agreement if we plan to assign your matter to another solicitor or firm. If you agree, that other firm/solicitor will be responsible for delivering the service to you, and a solicitor-client relationship will be formed between you and that provider. In most cases, we would remain involved in a supervisory or referral capacity and ensure the terms and fees remain as agreed.

10.2. Effect of Assignment: If another firm is formally assigned the work, either:

• This Agreement (including these Terms of Service) will be deemed novated or transferred to that firm such that you will have a direct contract with the new firm on these same terms (with necessary modifications to names), or

• The other firm will operate under a subcontracting arrangement to us, in which case we remain contractually liable to you (and they are liable to us).

We will clarify which arrangement it is at the time of assignment. The default understanding is that your contract remains with Geoffrey Caesar trading as British Contracts, even if we involve help, unless we explicitly state otherwise. If explicitly stated that another law firm takes over as the contracting party, then at the moment of transfer, our obligations to you under this Agreement (except confidentiality) would cease and the new firm’s terms (which would be consistent with these) would govern your relationship with them. In either case, you will not be asked to pay anything additional beyond what was agreed, and you can expect the same level of service.

10.3. Your Rights to Transfer: You may not transfer or assign your rights or obligations under this Agreement to anyone else without our prior written consent. This contract is personal to you as our client.

10.4. Third Party Rights: Except as provided in clause 10.2 (where a law firm that is assigned work may have rights to step into this Agreement), no person who is not a party to this Agreement shall have any right under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 to enforce any term of this Agreement.

11. Complaints and Dispute Resolution

11.1. Complaints Procedure: We genuinely hope you will be satisfied with our service. If you are unhappy or have any concerns, please let us know as soon as possible by contacting us through the website contact form and indicating it is a complaint. We will acknowledge your complaint and attempt to resolve it promptly and fairly. As a solicitor, Geoffrey Caesar is committed to addressing complaints in line with professional standards. We can provide you with a copy of our internal complaints handling policy upon request.

11.2. Escalation: If we cannot resolve your complaint between us, as a client you may have the right to refer it to the Legal Ombudsman (if you are an individual or small business as defined by their scheme) or seek other dispute resolution avenues. Also, for complaints about our conduct, you could contact the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA). We will provide information on how to do so if a complaint remains unresolved after our process.

(Note: Including full details of these procedures might be too granular for this document, but we will provide them as needed. The Legal Ombudsman typically expects complaints to be raised within 6 months of our final response and within 1 year of the issue occurring.)

11.3. Alternative Dispute Resolution: If a dispute arises out of or in connection with this Agreement that cannot be resolved amicably or via the above mechanisms, we may suggest mediation or another form of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) before resorting to court. However, this would require both parties’ agreement. This clause does not override either party’s right to proceed to litigation if desired.

12. Governing Law and Jurisdiction

12.1. Governing Law: This Agreement (and any non-contractual obligations or disputes arising out of or in connection with it) shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of England and Wales.

12.2. Jurisdiction (Business Clients): If you are using these services for business purposes, both you and we irrevocably agree that the courts of England and Wales shall have exclusive jurisdiction to settle any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with this Agreement or its subject matter.

12.3. Jurisdiction (Consumers): If you are a consumer (acting outside your business), you will benefit from any mandatory provisions of the law of the country in which you are resident. This clause does not affect those rights. However, any dispute that you decide to bring against us must be brought in the courts of England and Wales unless the laws of your country of residence require that it be brought in your local courts (in which case you can do so). We will always abide by any such requirement. We will not initiate legal action against a consumer client in any court other than the courts of the consumer’s home jurisdiction or England and Wales.

12.4. Language: These terms are written in English. If they are translated into another language for your convenience, the English version will prevail in case of conflict.

13. Miscellaneous

13.1. Entire Agreement: These Terms of Service, together with your Order details and any additional terms explicitly agreed in writing, form the entire agreement between you and us regarding the service. They supersede any prior discussions, correspondence, or understandings between us about the service. Each party acknowledges that in entering this Agreement they have not relied on any representation or promise that isn’t set out explicitly in this Agreement, but nothing in this clause limits liability for fraud.

13.2. Amendments: Any changes to this Agreement after you have purchased must be agreed in writing (email is sufficient) by both you and us. We may update the standard Terms of Service on our website for future transactions, but that will not affect an ongoing engagement unless mutually agreed.

13.3. Severability: If any provision of this Agreement is found by a court or competent authority to be invalid, illegal, or unenforceable, that part shall be deemed deleted to the minimum extent necessary, and the rest of the Agreement shall continue in full force. If a provision is so fundamental that its invalidity defeats the purpose of this Agreement, the parties shall negotiate in good faith to amend the provision to achieve the intended purpose, within legal bounds.

13.4. No Waiver: If we fail to insist on your strict performance of any obligation under these terms, or if we fail to exercise any right or remedy to which we are entitled, this shall not constitute a waiver of such rights or remedies and does not relieve you from compliance with your obligations. A waiver by us of any default shall not constitute a waiver of any subsequent default.

13.5. Events Beyond Our Control: We shall not be in breach of this Agreement or liable for any delay in performing, or failure to perform, any of our obligations if such delay or failure results from events, circumstances or causes beyond our reasonable control. In the event of such a force majeure event (including, for example, acts of God, war, terrorism, pandemic outbreaks, or government restrictions, etc.), we will notify you as soon as possible and take reasonable steps to minimize delay. If a force majeure event substantially prevents us from delivering the service in a reasonable time, either party may have the right to terminate the Agreement and we will refund any portion of the fee for which services were not delivered.

13.6. Headings: Section headings in this Agreement are for convenience of reading only and do not affect interpretation.

13.7. Survival: Any provisions which by their nature should survive termination of the engagement (such as confidentiality, intellectual property rights, limitation of liability, and governing law) shall survive.

Confirmation: By purchasing a fixed-fee legal package from BritishContracts.com, you confirm that you have read and agree to these Terms of Service. If there is anything you do not understand or have questions about, please contact us before making your purchase, and we will be happy to clarify. We look forward to assisting you with your contract needs in a clear, affordable, and professional manner.