1. Services

We provide curated intelligence modules, alerts, advisory sessions, evidence toolkits, and enforcement support materials. Service scope, deliverables, and fees are defined in the relevant statement of work or subscription agreement.

2. Client responsibilities

• Provide accurate information required to assess infringement risks or craft enforcement strategies.
• Use intelligence outputs solely for lawful purposes aligned with applicable IP, privacy, trade, and competition laws.
• Maintain confidentiality of proprietary methodologies, datasets, and tooling shared during engagements.

3. Intellectual property rights

All deliverables, playbooks, dashboards, and case intelligence remain our intellectual property unless otherwise agreed. We grant clients a non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use outputs for internal compliance, enforcement, or litigation planning.

4. Confidentiality

Each party will safeguard confidential information received from the other and use it solely for the intended engagement. We employ secure evidence vaults, access controls, and incident response protocols to preserve confidentiality.

5. Disclaimers

Our intelligence is derived from reputable sources and expert analysis, but outcomes depend on many factors beyond our control. We do not guarantee legal results or enforcement success. Clients should consult legal counsel before taking action.

6. Liability

To the extent permitted by law, our aggregate liability for any claims arising from services is limited to the fees paid for the specific engagement giving rise to the claim. We are not liable for indirect, consequential, or punitive damages.

7. Term & termination

Either party may terminate engagements according to contractual notice periods. Upon termination, clients must cease using confidential materials and destroy or return supplied assets unless retention is legally required.

8. Governing law & disputes

Unless specified otherwise in a contract, these terms are governed by the laws of Switzerland, with disputes subject to arbitration in Geneva under the Swiss Rules of International Arbitration.