CyberChamber Pty Ltd (ACN 655 972 277) (referred to herein as “CyberChamber”, “we”, “us”, “our”) operates the CyberChamber website, being www.cyberchamber.law and includes all associated folders, files (including video, audio, or graphical files), pages, subdomains that comprise www.cyberchamber.law (together referred to as “our Website”).
When visiting our Website, you (the “User”) agree to the following terms (the “Terms”). If you do not agree to the Terms, you cannot use our Website and you must leave our Website.
These Terms apply to all Users (without limitation), including browsers (whether as a natural person or operating as a software application that runs automated tasks or scripts (otherwise known as a “robot” or “bot”).
CyberChamber reserves the right to update, edit or revise these Terms at any time.
Unless otherwise agreed or allowed, our Website is only for your personal and non-commercial use. This means that you cannot:
- Copy, modify, translate, adapt, merge, or create derivative works of or from our Website;
- Use or access our Website for competitive purposes, other than in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations;
- Infringe or misappropriate our Website in any way;
- Gain unauthorized access to our Website or any portion thereof, or use our Website or any portion thereof without our agreed authority;
- Introduce any viruses, malware, Trojan horses, worms, spyware, or other destructive code into our Website, or otherwise engage in any malicious act or disrupt the security, integrity, or operation of our Website;
- Access or attempt to access our Website by any means, other than our publicly supported domain;
- Probe, scan, or test the vulnerability of our Website, IP Addresses or Network; or
- Use our Website to deal with any unlawful, illegal, criminal, or tortious manner.
We reserve the right to take reasonable measures to detect violations of these Terms. These measures include the detection of cyber-violations (commonly known as “hacking”).
It is agreed that if you cause or are responsible for any hacking that violates these Terms, then you will indemnify us for all losses, claims, demands and damages in respect to CyberChamber or any other person or organisation that uses our Website.
Our Website does not (and is not intended to) advise (nor in any way assist) Cost Assessors, Arbitrators, Taxation Officers, Registrars or the like, to make any legal, technical, clerical, mathematical, or grammatical decisions, or any other decisions, relating to their appointment and/or determination of any legal cost issue.
CyberChamber either owns the registered and/or unregistered Intellectual Property in our Website, or we license the registered and/or unregistered Intellectual Property in our Website, including third-party Intellectual Property (as the case may be).
In addition to prohibitions and protections under Australian laws, you agree:
- (i) Not Remove or modify any intellectual property in our Website Services including site content, HTML (of any description, version, or form), source code, graphics, video, audio, designs, or trademarks; and
- (ii) To indemnify, defend and hold harmless CyberChamber from any claim or demand, made by any third-party due to, or arising out of, your breach of these Terms, including claims and demands made in the respect to any third party’s Intellectual Property.
Unless it is expressly agreed, CyberChamber gives no interest, right, licence or permission to use or deal with any Intellectual Property in our Website.
We take every reasonable step in the preparation of the content of our Website, which we provide “as is” and “as available”.
We do not warrant, nor represent, that:
- (i) The content is accurate, or reliable, or has not been superseded; or
- (ii) Your use of our Website will be uninterrupted, timely, secure or without error (including viruses or other malicious code or files).
CyberChamber never provides legal advice, nor legal guidance, on procedures, rules, legislation or general law or any other area of law, either generally or specifically.
We do not, nor do we attempt, to exclude, restrict or modify to exclude our liability under any Australian law, which cannot be otherwise excluded. Only the limitations which are lawful in your jurisdiction will apply to you. Our liability will be limited to the maximum extent permitted by law.
Please read our Privacy Policy governing the collection and use of personal information.
The law of Queensland applies to these Terms.
In the event that any provision of these Terms is determined to be void or unenforceable, then the unenforceable portion shall be deemed to be severed from these Terms, without any effect on any and all of the remaining terms.
