Terms 

Website Terms of Use

Sections:

1. About these terms

Who operates the website.

2. Acceptance

Use of the website constitutes acceptance of the terms.

3. Intellectual property

Text, branding, graphics, publications and other materials belong to the firm or relevant rights holders.

4. Permitted use

Users may access and use the website for legitimate purposes.

5. Prohibited use

No:

• unlawful use;

• unauthorised copying;

• interference with the website;

• attempts to compromise systems;

• misuse of content.

6. Information on the website

Website material is informational and may not be relied upon as professional advice.

7. No professional relationship

Information provided through this website is for general information purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, tax or other professional advice. Contacting F. Manous Advisory, submitting an enquiry or receiving information from us does not of itself create a professional, advisory or client relationship. Any engagement will arise only following appropriate discussions, agreement of the scope of work and, where applicable, completion of relevant terms of engagement and conflict checks. 

8. Legal services & Regulatory Status

F. Manous McBai LLP is an independent strategic advisory practice and is not authorised or regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority. The practice does not hold itself out as an SRA-authorised law firm and does not provide reserved legal activities through F. Manous McBai LLP. Where Ousman F. M'Bai provides legal services in his personal professional capacity, including advocacy or other services for which he is personally authorised to act, the engagement will be established separately and the capacity in which he is acting will be expressly identified to the client.

9. External links

No responsibility for third-party sites.

10. Availability

Website may occasionally be unavailable or changed.

11. Liability

Appropriately drafted limitations, subject of course to liabilities that cannot lawfully be excluded.

12. Governing law

England and Wales.