Terms of Use ​​

 

“This website is operated by Merlo Law. 

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By using this website you agree that:

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1. The information on the website is a general guide only and is not intended and must not be relied upon as specific legal advice;

2. Merlo Law gives you no warranty that the information is either accurate or current;

3. Merlo Law owns or is licensed to use the intellectual property used on the website and these rights are protected by Australian and International laws;

4. You won’t use the information or Merlo Law's intellectual property commercially, immorally, indecently, or disrespectfully or in any other to profit from its use, pretend you have an association with Merlo Law that you haven’t, defame, discredit or harm Merlo Law or others or discriminate against others or attempt to do any of these things;

5. The website may contain links to other websites. The Links may not remain current and are given for your convenience only. Merlo Law is not responsible for the content of any linked websites;

6. If you send any information to the website you do so at your own risk;

7. You must take your own steps to protect your own computer or software from the risk of viruses or malicious computer code that may cause any damage. Merlo Law makes no promise that the website is safe to use;

8. The website may be unavailable from time to time;

9. Merlo Law is not liable for any loss or damage howsoever caused by your use of this website;

10. If a dispute arises regarding your use of the website the laws of the State of Queensland, Australia will apply and you agree to submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts of that State.”