Agreement for marketing services and LawBridge membership

This agreement governs the presentation of a lawyer or law firm, operation of its profile and access to LawBridge tools. The selected membership in Annex 1 and the order determine the services provided. The Partner provides legal services to clients independently.

1 Parties

Provider: Yours Solution s.r.o., company registration number 19233043, registered office at Školská 689/20, 110 00 Praha 1 – Nové Město, operator of www.lawbridge.eu. Contact: info@lawbridge.eu. Registered in the Commercial Register maintained by the Municipal Court in Prague, Section C, File 382995.

The partner is the lawyer or law firm identified in the submitted registration. The name or company name, identification number, registered address, contact details, acting representative and professional authorisation details are those provided by the partner during registration.

2 Membership ordered

The selected membership, country of operation, billing period, price and currency, any introductory discount and subsequent standard price are set out in the offer and order confirmed by the partner. Free or trial membership alone does not constitute consent to a paid order.

For electronic contracts, the saved order summary containing these details replaces the fields above. Before confirmation, the Partner receives the agreement, annexes, price and renewal information; confirmation is sent by email. The agreement is entered into for the Partner’s business and professional activities.

3 Scope and purpose of services

LawBridge provides marketing presentation and technology tools within the selected membership. The price covers profile operation, enhanced presentation, published language versions and available tools. No particular number of visits, requests or clients, search ranking or outcome of legal proceedings is promised.

Membership does not purchase a client contact, exclusive access to a request or priority in lawyer shortlisting. Advertising budgets, individual campaigns, commissioned translations and additional work are included only if expressly agreed in the order.

Registration and handling requests

4 Professional authorisation and accurate information

The Partner is responsible for accurate identity, professional title, registration numbers, languages, specialisations, branches and team information. The Partner declares that it is authorised to provide the stated services in the stated jurisdictions and maintains required insurance. Foreign qualifications must be described with their actual scope; a profile alone does not authorise practice in another country.

Anyone registering a firm must be authorised to act for it and publish its members’ details. The Partner will provide evidence of authorisation on reasonable request and notify LawBridge within two working days of suspension, loss of authorisation or another material change. LawBridge may consult public professional registers and hide the profile pending clarification. Payment does not replace professional verification.

5 Client choice and legal representation

Clients may find a Partner in the directory and contact them directly, or describe their situation and confirm a shortlist of recipients. They may remove recipients from the shortlist. The Partner receives request information only to the extent of authorised disclosure. Adding a recipient requires the corresponding client confirmation.

The Partner independently decides whether to take on a matter and agrees the scope, fees and terms of legal services with the client. A response on the platform does not replace a legal services agreement, power of attorney or statutory information duties. Under this agreement, LawBridge neither provides legal representation nor receives the fee for legal services.

6 Conflict of interest checks

Before taking on a matter, the Partner must check for conflicts under its professional rules, including relevant firm relationships. An automated platform result is insufficient. If further identification of parties is needed, only information necessary for the check should be requested.

If a conflict exists, the Partner selects “Client conflict” and does not accept the matter. The explanation must not identify another client or disclose confidential reasons. The platform ends that Partner’s participation in the request and allows further selection within the client’s authorisation. A later-discovered conflict must also be handled under professional duties; clicking in the platform alone does not terminate legal representation.

The Partner must not use the declined matter’s information for marketing or pass it to another lawyer. Only information supported by the Partner’s own documented legal basis may be retained, such as a necessary conflict-check record.

Price and membership term

7 Payment and trial periods

Pricing follows the country of practice stated and verified in the order, not the website language. Stripe handles payments and billing documents. Card details are entered with the payment provider. The price, any tax and billing frequency must be displayed before binding confirmation. The Provider is currently not VAT-registered; any change in tax status will be reflected under applicable rules and the notified price.

The direct recruitment links /clenstvi and /cs/clenstvi offer paid Professional or Firm membership without a trial, with payment at registration. Public publication remains subject to professional verification. If LawBridge rejects registration and does not provide the paid services, it will cancel renewal and refund the payment for the unprovided membership without undue delay.

Ordinary online registration may offer free Basic access and a single 30-day trial. Unless a payment order and recurring billing are expressly accepted when the trial is arranged, it will not automatically convert to paid membership; Basic remains after expiry. The saved offer accepted by the Partner is decisive.

8 Monthly membership

Monthly membership is concluded for an indefinite term, paid in advance and renewed automatically where stated in the order. The Partner may turn off renewal in the dashboard or by email. Membership ends at the end of the period already paid for; the agreed services remain available until then. No payment is collected for the following period. Stopping use earlier does not by itself entitle the Partner to a prorated refund; the refund grounds in clause 9 remain unaffected.

9 Annual membership

Annual membership is agreed for 12 months and paid in advance. If the order expressly provides for automatic renewal, it renews for another 12 months. The Partner may turn off renewal at any time before renewal through the dashboard or by notifying info@lawbridge.eu. Access continues until the paid period ends.

Non-use, stopping use early or disabling renewal does not by itself entitle the Partner to a pro rata refund of the annual price. Rights arising from non-provision of services, material breach, incorrect or duplicate payments, or an expressly agreed more favourable refund guarantee remain unaffected. Existing individual terms are not retrospectively revoked by this agreement.

10 Changes and termination

LawBridge will notify a new price for the next period at least 30 days before it takes effect; the Partner may decline renewal. The price of an already-paid period will not change retrospectively. A material reduction in agreed services requires agreement or an option to terminate with settlement of the unprovided part. A serious breach may justify termination for breach; a remediable breach must first be given a reasonable opportunity to be corrected.

The Partner may move to a higher plan at any time during a paid period. Only the price difference for the remainder of the period is payable, calculated pro rata by days; the new plan is available immediately after payment and the following period is billed at the price of the higher plan. A move to a lower plan takes effect from the next period; no difference is refunded for a period already paid.

Content liability and data

11 Profile articles and content rights

The Partner supplies and approves its biography, photograph or logo, indicative prices, availability, language versions and articles. It secures rights to texts and images and permission to publish team members’ details. It grants LawBridge a non-exclusive right to display and technically adapt that content for the agreed presentation while it is published. Use in a separate advertising campaign beyond this scope requires agreement.

Articles must not disclose confidential client information without appropriate authorisation. LawBridge may reject or remove unlawful, misleading or duplicate content. Publication in the wider legal situations section is not automatically included and requires editorial approval; the Partner’s authorship must remain clear. Text testimonials are subject to verification that publication is permitted.

12 Responsibilities

LawBridge is responsible for providing the agreed marketing and technology services with professional care. The Partner is responsible for its legal services, confidentiality, professional qualifications and lawfulness of submitted content. This does not release LawBridge from liability for its own breaches.

In the event of an outage or error, LawBridge will provide support, share available information and arrange appropriate remediation. Material non-provision of paid services entitles the Partner to an appropriate reduction or settlement of the unusable part. Liability is not excluded where the law prohibits exclusion. No specific uptime or support response time is guaranteed unless expressly agreed.

13 Personal data and confidentiality

LawBridge acts as an independent controller for account administration, billing, security and operation of partner selection. The Partner independently controls data needed for its professional activities. Transfer of a request does not in itself establish a controller–processor relationship. Each party determines and documents its legal basis, informs data subjects and limits processing to what is necessary.

Where LawBridge stores or manages data solely on the Partner’s instructions, the processing terms in Annex 2 apply. Roles depend on the actual operation. Special-category data and criminal-offence data are not processed generally merely on the basis of this agreement; the relevant legal conditions must be met.

The parties will restrict access, secure accounts and maintain confidentiality. They will notify the other party of incidents without undue delay where cooperation is required to protect data. An erasure request must not erase records subject to mandatory retention; the scope and period must be documented. After membership ends, paid tools are locked; the profile may continue as Basic at the Partner’s choice. The Partner may request an export or account closure.

Annex 1 Membership services

The following features define the contractual scope of the selected plan. Enhanced presentation does not confer priority in distributing client requests. “Lawyer” or “law firm” is a separate entity classification, not a quality rating.

Scope of tools

Statistics include available visit and click measurements, including visits to the Partner’s website, and request events. They do not give a complete account of unmeasurable visits. Appointment records are not a round-the-clock reception or guaranteed hotline. Articles do not include unlimited commissioned content production.

Firm landing pages may present a logo, partners, other lawyers and branches. The compact search card presents the firm as a whole, not its entire team. The order must state applicable technical limits before payment; unactivated future tools are not included.

Annex 2 Processing on the Partner’s instructions

This annex applies only where the Partner actually determines the purpose and LawBridge technically stores or manages data on its instructions. It does not replace the independent-controller rules in Article 13.

Scope of processing

Processing covers operation of the ordered internal tools, particularly agreed appointment records and the workspace. Duration corresponds to provision of the service and necessary arrangements on its termination. Data subjects may include clients, contacts, employees and contractors; data include names, contacts, appointments, roles and necessary Partner-entered records. Sensitive case files must not be uploaded unless an appropriate scope and safeguards are expressly agreed.

Instructions and security

LawBridge processes data only on documented Partner instructions, including instructions for transfers outside the EEA, unless binding law requires processing. It will inform the Partner if it considers an instruction unlawful. Authorised persons will be bound to confidentiality. Appropriate technical and organisational measures include access control, account separation, secure transmission and storage, backups, relevant access records, recovery and incident procedures.

Suppliers and assistance

Subprocessors require the Partner’s prior specific or general written authorisation. Under general authorisation, LawBridge will give advance notice of changes and allow reasoned objections. An attached operational schedule must list current suppliers, roles, processing countries and any transfer safeguards. Equivalent obligations will be imposed on suppliers; LawBridge remains responsible to the Partner.

LawBridge will provide reasonable assistance with data-subject rights, security, impact assessments and supervisory-authority matters. It will notify the Partner of a personal-data breach without undue delay and provide available information. It will supply evidence of compliance and permit reasonable audits, including inspections, while protecting other customers’ data.

Termination and schedules

After membership ends, the partner has 30 days to export their internal operational records. They may then request deletion at info@lawbridge.eu; records are not automatically deleted after 30 days. LawBridge retains the agreement and evidence of its acceptance throughout membership and for at least 5 years after it ends. Accounting documents are retained for at least 5 years from the end of the relevant accounting period; tax documents governed by the Czech VAT Act are retained for 10 years from the end of the tax period in which the supply took place. A longer period applies where required by law or ongoing proceedings; documents needed to establish or defend legal claims are retained only to the necessary extent and for the necessary period. A request to delete operational data does not override these archival obligations. Deletion of operational data includes gradual removal from backups under a documented technical schedule. The operational supplier, location and retention overview is included below as part of this agreement.

14 Final provisions and signatures

Czech law governs this agreement without displacing mandatory professional and data-protection rules in the relevant country. Disputes are heard by the court having jurisdiction under applicable law. An individual written order takes precedence only to the extent of expressly agreed deviations. This agreement does not itself introduce a percentage fee on legal services; any individual arrangement must be defined separately and assessed under applicable professional rules.

The partner accepts this agreement by explicit electronic confirmation when registering or ordering membership. LawBridge records the text, version, language and time of acceptance; no handwritten signature in this online document is required.

Operational supplier overview — 23 October 2026

Vercel Inc. (Pro) provides hosting, application execution and page delivery. It processes application requests and necessary operational data; it is not the contract archive. Its infrastructure includes the USA and other countries listed for its subprocessors. Vercel's data processing terms and applicable standard contractual clauses govern transfers.

Supabase provides the database, file storage and technical backups. The production database is in London (eu-west-2, United Kingdom). It holds accounts, profiles, operational records and agreement acceptance evidence for the periods specified in this agreement. Supplier access and any onward transfers are governed by Supabase's data processing terms and applicable transfer safeguards.

Resend (Plus Five Five, Inc.) delivers operational emails, processing recipient addresses, message contents, any attachments and delivery data, primarily in the USA. Its data processing terms and standard contractual clauses apply. The email service does not replace the contract archive.

LawBridge retains contractual evidence in the database separately from the editable profile. Technical backups support recovery and are not a separate five-year archive. On an erasure request, LawBridge removes the relevant operational data from the active system and records temporary backup retention until rotation under the supplier's current retention settings; erasure is reapplied after restoration. Complete removal from backups is confirmed only after rotation is verified. Statutory and contractual archive periods remain unchanged. Supplier agreements continue after an individual membership ends; ending membership does not terminate LawBridge's supplier account.

Vercel: https://vercel.com/legal/dpa · Supabase: https://supabase.com/legal/customer-resources/data-processing-addendum · Resend: https://resend.com/legal/dpa