ReportiQ Terms of Use

The website https://reportiq.linklaters.com (the “Linklaters ReportiQ Website”) is provided by Linklaters, an international legal practice carried on by Linklaters LLP, its affiliated firms and other entities carrying on business under or including the name Linklaters or under joint venture or collaboration arrangements in association with Linklaters LLP (“we” or “Linklaters”). Its use is subject to the following terms:

Intellectual property – the terms of engagement between us and you, or any contract of employment or other contract for services to or for Linklaters, apply where relevant to the content accessible through the Linklaters ReportiQ Website (including, but not limited to, any due diligence reports).

Linklaters is the owner of or licensee of all intellectual property rights relating to the Linklaters ReportiQ Website and its content.

“Linklaters” is a registered trademark.

Restrictions on use of the Linklaters ReportiQ Website and any content (including, but not limited to, any software, text, reports, memoranda, or documents or other information) provided to you through the Linklaters ReportiQ Website (the “Content”)
- When using the Linklaters ReportiQ Website, you agree not to:

  • copy, modify, or make derivative or substantially similar works based on;
  • combine with other software or components;
  • make available to any third party;
  • reverse engineer, disassemble or decompile; or
  • develop, enhance, modify, or demonstrate products that are competitive with;

the Linklaters ReportiQ Website, any part of it, or any Content.

You must not attempt to gain unauthorised access to the Linklaters ReportiQ Website or any part of it, the Content, or any material not provided to you by Linklaters. We accept no liability for any such unauthorised access.

The Content may include legal due diligence report(s) of Linklaters (in each case the “Due Diligence Report”). Any such Due Diligence Report is strictly confidential and subject to legal professional privilege. Any Due Diligence Report herein may be in interim draft form and/or part only of the relevant Due Diligence Report and should be considered in the context of, and is not designed to be a substitute for review of, the final and complete version of the Due Diligence Report as specified by and once formally released by Linklaters. It should be read in conjunction with and is subject expressly and without limitation to the scope, assumptions, limitations of liability and provisions regarding addressees, confidentiality and legal professional privilege of the Due Diligence Report as set out in the full Due Diligence Report. Any such Due Diligence Report is also subject where applicable to the terms of any separate agreement entered into between you and Linklaters with respect to or in connection with the Due Diligence Report.

No part of any Due Diligence Report may be relied upon by any person, firm or company without the express written consent of Linklaters and we accept no responsibility or legal liability in relation to it except as otherwise agreed in writing between us.

Compliance with applicable laws – you must comply with all applicable laws and regulations in connection with your use of the Linklaters ReportiQ Website.

Liability – where relevant, the terms of our engagement between us and you and any other correspondence relating to our provision and your use of ReportiQ apply.

We do not accept liability for any acts, omissions or errors attributable to WizDocs, Inc., Okta, Inc. and/or Microsoft Azure Technology.

We do not accept any responsibility for the contents of any third party website linked to from or accessible via the Linklaters ReportiQ Website.

How we use your personal data – the Linklaters ReportiQ Website uses information provided by you and / or your employer to authenticate your identity. Reviewers' personal data will also be used for task management and production of Due Diligence Reports. For more information on how we use your personal data, see the Linklaters Global Privacy Notice, or, if you are a Linklaters user, the Linklaters Global HR Privacy Notice. Amendments - these terms may be varied from time to time and your use of the Linklaters ReportiQ Website is subject to the then current terms. Please check them regularly to ensure you are familiar with them.

Governing Law – these terms and all issues regarding the Linklaters ReportiQ Website are governed by English law and shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English courts.

By accessing the Linklaters ReportiQ Website and/or any Content, or any part thereof, you hereby acknowledge and agree to these Terms of Use.

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