The operating principles that apply when organizations and authorized users work with Judicio.
These terms keep responsibilities clear between Judicio, subscribing organizations, and individual users.
Judicio provides software for legal practice operations, including client intake, matters, hearings, documents, tasks, communication, billing, reports, subscriptions, and organization administration. It does not provide legal advice or replace professional judgment.
Users must provide accurate account information and protect their credentials. Each organization is responsible for approving users, assigning roles, reviewing access, and promptly removing access that is no longer required.
Access may begin through a trial and continue under a paid plan. Features, usage limits, storage, billing intervals, taxes, renewal terms, and available payment methods depend on the selected plan and applicable order details.
Users must not attempt unauthorized access, interfere with service availability, bypass plan or security controls, introduce malicious material, misuse another person’s information, or use the platform for unlawful activity.
Organizations remain responsible for the accuracy, legality, confidentiality, retention, and professional suitability of information and files placed in their workspace. Users should verify all outputs before relying on them in legal work.
Judicio may maintain, secure, improve, add, or retire functionality as the service evolves. Planned maintenance and material service changes should be communicated through reasonable operational channels where appropriate.
Access may be limited or suspended for non-payment, security risk, unlawful use, material breach, or actions that threaten the platform or other customers. Data export and retention remain subject to the applicable agreement and legal obligations.
If your organization needs clarification about these terms, plan conditions, or use of a specific feature, contact Judicio before relying on assumptions about the service.
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