Legal terms
Terms of Use
Last updated: June 28, 2026. These terms explain the rules for using Legal Growth OS, including accounts, subscriptions, AI-assisted features, customer content, and public website tools.
Agreement to These Terms
By visiting this website, creating an account, starting checkout, using a dashboard workspace, or allowing others to use Legal Growth OS through your account, you agree to these Terms of Use and any additional terms shown during signup, checkout, support, or product use.
If you use the platform for a law firm, company, or other organization, you represent that you are authorized to manage that account, submit information, configure public pages, invite users, choose plans, and accept terms for that organization.
Technology Platform; Not a Law Firm
Legal Growth OS provides website, booking, intake, CRM, Legal AI, content, domain, SEO/AEO, analytics, support, and related growth technology for law firms. It is not a law firm, does not provide legal services, does not provide legal advice, and does not create attorney-client relationships.
Customer law firms remain responsible for legal advice, professional judgment, conflict checks, representation decisions, client communications, legal advertising compliance, and all content or communications they publish, send, approve, or rely on.
AI-Assisted Features Require Human Review
AI-assisted features may help prepare drafts, intake summaries, case-workspace notes, document summaries, issue lists, deadline extracts, SEO/AEO suggestions, image options, and workflow recommendations. Outputs are drafts or operational aids, not legal advice, legal opinions, legal research conclusions, court-ready filings, or substitutes for attorney review.
Customers must review, verify, edit, and approve AI outputs before using them with clients, prospective clients, courts, opposing parties, regulators, or the public. Customers should independently confirm legal authority, deadlines, factual accuracy, citations, jurisdictional requirements, and professional obligations.
AI features must not be used to mislead visitors, impersonate attorneys, create fake staff, invent awards, imply a legal result, make unsupported claims, or publish legal content without appropriate attorney review.
Accounts, Users, and Workspace Access
Account owners are responsible for workspace activity, invited users, role assignments, password security, accurate account information, and prompt removal of users who should no longer have access.
Customers should grant dashboard access only to authorized people who need it for the firm. The platform may restrict, suspend, or require additional verification where needed to protect the service, payment integrity, customer data, visitors, or other accounts.
Customer Responsibilities
Customers are responsible for the accuracy, legality, professional compliance, advertising compliance, privacy compliance, accessibility review, authorization, and appropriateness of all content, images, attorney profiles, practice descriptions, testimonials, case descriptions, forms, messages, emails, uploads, AI prompts, AI outputs, settings, and public website material they publish or use.
Customers must not upload, publish, or request fake attorney profiles, fabricated staff, misleading awards, unsupported outcome claims, unlawful content, malware, content they are not authorized to store or process, confidential information they do not have permission to use, or material that violates professional rules, court orders, privacy rights, intellectual-property rights, or third-party rights.
Professional Rules and Legal Advertising
Attorney advertising, solicitation, confidentiality, testimonials, case results, practice descriptions, fee statements, disclaimers, and professional responsibility rules vary by jurisdiction. Customers are responsible for reviewing public pages, intake flows, AI outputs, and marketing content against the rules that apply to their firm.
Legal Growth OS may provide templates and workflow suggestions, but those materials are not a determination that a customer's website, ad, article, intake flow, or communication satisfies any bar, court, regulator, or ethics requirement.
Content, Uploads, and Permission to Operate the Service
Customers keep ownership of their submitted content, subject to the rights needed for the platform to host, display, process, store, transmit, transform, back up, secure, and support that content as part of the service.
Customers represent that they have the rights and permissions needed to upload and use logos, photographs, documents, client or lead information, attorney biographies, business information, and other materials submitted to the platform.
Acceptable Use
Customers and users may not use the service to violate law, send spam, scrape or attack the platform, interfere with other customers or firms, bypass security or usage limits, upload malicious code, harvest personal information unlawfully, create deceptive content, or use AI features for unauthorized, harmful, or misleading purposes.
The platform may use automated and manual controls to detect abuse, protect forms, protect accounts, and preserve service integrity.
Public Forms, Intake, and Attorney-Client Relationships
Public forms, booking tools, intake assistants, and automated messages are designed to collect general information for the customer's law firm to review. They do not provide legal advice, confirm representation, create attorney-client relationships, decide conflicts, or guarantee that a firm will respond or accept a matter.
Customers are responsible for reviewing submissions, completing conflict checks, confirming engagement terms, and explaining any confidentiality or privilege rules that apply to communications with prospective clients.
Subscriptions and Billing
Paid plans, renewals, upgrades, downgrades, cancellations, taxes, receipts, and payment method updates are handled through the checkout and billing flows shown in the platform. The active plan, subscription status, usage limits, and payment status may affect feature access.
When a plan includes usage limits or optional add-ons, customers are responsible for reviewing the plan details shown during checkout, in billing, or in the applicable feature area. Nonpayment, failed payment, cancellation, chargeback, or subscription changes may restrict access according to the active billing workflow.
Payment Provider
Payment information may be collected and processed by a third-party payment provider such as Stripe through hosted checkout, billing, portal, or payment-update flows. Legal Growth OS should not ask customers to send credit card numbers through email, chat, contact forms, or support tickets.
The payment provider's own terms, privacy practices, security controls, and dispute processes may apply to payment data and billing activity.
Third-Party Services and Integrations
The platform may rely on service providers for hosting, storage, email delivery, payment processing, domain services, analytics, spam prevention, AI features, image generation, security, support, and related functions. Those providers may process information as needed to operate configured services.
Customers are responsible for third-party accounts, permissions, DNS settings, payment permissions, privacy notices, and contractual obligations required for integrations they choose to use.
Domains, DNS, and Public Website Configuration
Customers are responsible for owning or controlling the domains they connect, maintaining accurate registrar access, reviewing DNS instructions, preserving important records, and confirming that public website content is approved before launch.
Domain propagation, registrar changes, certificate issuance, email routing, and third-party DNS behavior can depend on providers outside the platform's direct control.
Support and Operational Access
Support may ask for information needed to investigate account, billing, website, email, domain, AI, or security issues. Customers should avoid sending unnecessary sensitive information through support channels.
Platform access for support is restricted to authorized personnel and legitimate support or security purposes.
Suspension, Termination, and Data Handling
Legal Growth OS may restrict, suspend, or terminate access where necessary for nonpayment, security risk, abuse, legal risk, suspected unauthorized access, violation of these Terms, or operational protection.
Data retention, deletion, exports, backups, dormant status, and reactivation depend on the active product configuration, billing status, and applicable law. Customers should keep independent records of information they need to preserve.
Platform Intellectual Property
Legal Growth OS, its software, interface, templates, workflows, documentation, branding, generated platform structure, and related technology are protected by intellectual-property laws. Customers receive a limited right to use the service according to their active plan and these Terms.
Customers may not copy, reverse engineer, resell, sublicense, or misuse the platform except as allowed by these Terms or a written agreement.
Preview, Template, and Beta Materials
Template previews, examples, suggested copy, checklists, and draft materials are provided for demonstration and workflow purposes. They may use fictional or generalized information and should be reviewed before use on a live law firm website.
Preview or beta features may change, may have limited support, and may not be appropriate for every customer workflow.
No Legal, Marketing, Security, or AI Guarantees
Legal Growth OS does not guarantee legal outcomes, attorney-client relationships, consultation volume, client volume, revenue, search rankings, AI-answer placement, traffic, conversion rates, uptime, error-free operation, or business results.
SEO, AEO, AI, analytics, and conversion recommendations are informational aids. Customers remain responsible for deciding what to publish, what to change, what to file, what to send, and what professional review is required.
Disclaimers, Liability, and Indemnity
The service is provided as a technology platform and may be subject to service interruptions, provider outages, data-entry errors, configuration errors, AI-output errors, security incidents, and third-party service behavior. Customers should maintain appropriate professional review, backups, insurance, and operational controls.
Changes and Contact
Legal Growth OS may update these Terms as the service, law, integrations, security practices, or business needs change. Continued use after an update means the updated Terms apply.
Questions about these Terms should be sent through the contact information available on the Legal Growth OS website.