These Website Terms of Use govern access to and use of the Maxwell & Viviani, PLLC website. By using this website, you agree to these terms. If you do not agree, please discontinue use of the website.
Informational Purposes Only
The material on this website is provided for general informational purposes and is not legal advice. Laws, regulations, court decisions, and procedures may change, and information on this website may not reflect the most recent developments or apply to a particular situation.
No Attorney-Client Relationship
Viewing this website, contacting the firm, submitting a form, or receiving a response does not create an attorney-client relationship. Maxwell & Viviani represents a person or organization only after the firm has completed its review and confirmed the engagement in writing.
Communications and Confidential Information
Do not send confidential, privileged, or time-sensitive information unless the firm has authorized you to do so. Electronic communications may not be secure, and the firm cannot guarantee that an unsolicited communication will be reviewed before a deadline.
No Guarantee of Results
Descriptions of experience, matters, outcomes, or representative work do not guarantee a similar result in any future matter. Every legal matter depends on its own facts, evidence, governing law, forum, and circumstances.
Third-Party Links and Website Availability
Links to third-party resources are provided for convenience and do not constitute an endorsement. The firm does not control third-party content and does not warrant that this website will always be available, accurate, secure, or free of errors.
Permitted Use and Intellectual Property
Website content, branding, graphics, and original materials may not be copied, republished, sold, or used for commercial purposes without permission, except for ordinary personal and informational use permitted by law.
Changes and Contact
The firm may revise these terms from time to time. Questions may be directed to info@maxwellviviani.com. Before publication, the firm should add an effective date and approve the governing-law and venue provisions, if any.