Privacy Policy of TerraLex Limited
Company: TerraLex Limited
Company Number: 16633470
Jurisdiction of Registration: England and Wales
Registered Address: 30 Monega Road, London, E7 8EW, United Kingdom
Director: Maksym Nazarkevych
Phone: +44 7862034354
E-mail: info@terrasafe.pro
1.1. Introduction
1.1.2. This Privacy Policy (hereinafter – the “Policy”) describes the procedure, purposes, and legal grounds for the processing of personal data carried out by TerraLex Limited (hereinafter – the “Company,” “we,” “us,” or “our”).
1.1.3. The Company undertakes to ensure a high level of confidentiality and security of personal information of clients, partners, employees, and website users in accordance with:
UK Data Protection Act 2018;
1.1.4. General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), Regulation (EU) 2016/679;
1.1.5. Other applicable international and national data protection regulations.
1.1.6. We are guided by the principles of:
Lawfulness, fairness, and transparency;
Purpose limitation;
Data minimization;
Accuracy;
Storage limitation;
Integrity and confidentiality.
1.2. Scope of Application
This Policy applies to all persons whose data is processed by the Company, including:
1.2.1. Clients and potential clients;
1.2.3. Website and online service users;
1.2.4. Partners, counterparties, and suppliers;
1.2.5. Employees and job applicants;
1.2.6. The Policy covers all types of data received by the Company: in electronic, written, or oral form, including documents, correspondence, and automatically collected data.
1.3. Categories of Processed Data
We may collect and process the following categories of personal data:
1.3.1. Identification data: first name, last name, date of birth, nationality, passport details.
1.3.2. Contact data: address, phone, e-mail, messengers.
1.3.3. Financial data: bank details, payment information, data for compliance checks (AML/KYC).
1.3.4. Professional data: information about company, position, legal status.
1.3.5. Technical data: IP address, cookies, website visit logs, device information.
1.4. Purposes and Legal Grounds for Processing
1.4.1. We process personal data solely for lawful purposes:
1.4.2. Conclusion and execution of contracts with clients and partners;
1.4.3. Provision of legal and consulting services;
1.4.4. Compliance with UK, EU, and other jurisdictions’ laws (AML/KYC, tax regulation, reporting);
1.4.5. Protection of rights and legitimate interests of clients and the Company;
1.4.6. Marketing and informing about services (with the client’s consent);
1.4.7. Ensuring IT infrastructure security.
1.4.8. Legal grounds:
Art. 6 GDPR (necessity for contract execution; compliance with legal obligations; data subject’s consent; Company’s legitimate interests);
Data Protection Act 2018.
1.5. Transfer of Data to Third Parties
1.5.1. Personal data may only be transferred when necessary and strictly within the law:
1.5.2. Licensed lawyers, notaries, and experts in jurisdictions where services are provided;
1.5.3. Government bodies and regulators, if required by law;
1.5.4. Technical providers (hosting, CRM, payment systems) under confidentiality agreements;
1.5.5. Project partners, but only with the client’s consent;
1.5.6. Data transfers outside the UK and EU are carried out only with proper safeguards (standard contractual clauses – SCC, UK GDPR mechanisms).
1.6. Data Retention
1.6.1. Personal data is stored no longer than necessary for processing purposes;
1.6.2. The retention period depends on the nature of the data and legal requirements (e.g., accounting data must be stored for at least 6 years in the UK);
1.6.3. Upon expiry, data is deleted or anonymized.
1.7. Data Subject Rights
Every person whose data is processed by the Company has the following rights (in accordance with GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018):
1.7.1. Right of access to their data.
1.7.2. Right to rectification of inaccurate or incomplete data.
1.7.3. Right to erasure (“right to be forgotten”).
1.7.4. Right to restriction of processing.
1.7.5. Right to data portability.
1.7.6. Right to object to processing.
1.7.7. Right to withdraw consent.
1.7.8. Right to lodge a complaint with a competent supervisory authority (in the UK – ICO, Information Commissioner’s Office).
1.8. Security Measures
1.8.1. The Company applies organizational and technical measures to protect data:
1.8.2. Data encryption and use of secure communication channels;
1.8.3. Access control and multi-factor authentication;
1.8.4. Regular audits and system testing;
1.8.5. Employee training on data protection issues;
1.8.6. Security incident response procedures.
1.9. Complaints and Contacts
If you have any questions or complaints related to data processing, you may contact our office.
1.10. Changes to the Policy
The Company reserves the right to make changes to this Policy due to legislative updates or internal procedures. The updated version will be published on the website with the effective date indicated.
Terms of Use of the TerraLex Limited Website
Company: TerraLex Limited
Company Number: 16633470
Jurisdiction of Registration: England and Wales
Registered Address: 30 Monega Road, London, E7 8EW, United Kingdom
Director: Maksym Nazarkevych
Phone: +44 7862034354
E-mail: info@terrasafe.pro
2.1. Introduction
2.1.1. These Terms of Use (hereinafter – the “Terms”) govern access to and use of the official website of TerraLex Limited (hereinafter – the “Website”). By using the Website, the user (hereinafter – “You,” “User”) confirms that they have read and agree to these Terms.
2.1.2. If You do not agree to these Terms, please stop using the Website.
2.2. Status and Purpose of the Website
2.2.1. The Website is an informational resource providing:
2.2.2. Information about the Company, its services, and areas of activity;
2.2.3. General legal materials and publications;
2.3.4. Contact details for communication.
The information on the Website does not constitute individual legal advice. Legal assistance is provided exclusively after a written agreement between the Company and the client is concluded.
2.2.1. Permissible use:
Use the Website only for lawful purposes;
Do not take actions aimed at restricting or disrupting the operation of the Website;
Do not upload viruses, malicious software, or scripts;
Do not attempt to gain unauthorized access to the Company’s systems.
2.2.2. Prohibited:
Use of the Website’s materials for commercial purposes without the Company’s consent;
Distortion or falsification of data provided through feedback forms;
Any actions that violate applicable law (including the laws of the United Kingdom, the EU, and the User’s country).
2.3. Intellectual Property
2.3.1. All materials posted on the Website (texts, logos, documents, images, design, structure, and source code) belong to TerraLex Limited or are used under license.
2.3.2. Users are granted the right to use materials only for personal and non-commercial purposes.
2.3.3. Any copying, reproduction, or distribution of materials is permitted only with the Company’s written consent.
2.3.4. Use of the Company’s trademarks and logos without consent is prohibited.
2.4. Limitation of Liability
2.4.1. The Company makes efforts to ensure the accuracy and relevance of the information; however:
2.4.2. We do not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or applicability of the information published on the Website.
2.4.3. We are not liable for any damages arising from the use of materials without a contract with the Company.
2.4.4. We do not guarantee uninterrupted operation of the Website or the absence of errors or viruses.
The Company’s liability is limited to the scope of concluded agreements and does not extend to the use of the Website for informational purposes.
2.5. Links to Third-Party Resources
2.5.1. The Website may contain links to third-party websites.
2.5.2. Such links are provided solely for the convenience of Users.
2.5.3. The Company is not responsible for the content, accuracy, or security of third-party websites.
2.5.4. The User must independently review the policies and terms of such resources.
2.6. Governing Law and Jurisdiction
2.6.1. These Terms are governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of England and Wales.
2.6.2. Any disputes arising in connection with the use of the Website shall be resolved by the competent courts of England and Wales, unless otherwise required by mandatory rules of the User’s country of residence.
2.7. Changes to the Terms
2.7.1. The Company reserves the right to amend and update these Terms. The updated version will be published on the Website with the effective date indicated.
2.7.2. Users are advised to periodically check the “Terms of Use” section to review the current version.
2.8. Contacts
For questions related to these Terms, You may contact us:
TerraLex Limited
Company Number: 16633470
Registered in England and Wales
E-mail: info@terrasafe.pro
Terms of Service and Payment of TerraLex Limited
Company: TerraLex Limited
Company Number: 16633470
Jurisdiction of Registration: England and Wales
Registered Address: 30 Monega Road, London, E7 8EW, United Kingdom
Director: Maksym Nazarkevych
Phone: +44 7862034354
E-mail: info@terrasafe.pro
3.1. Introduction
3.1.2. These Terms of Service and Payment (hereinafter – the “Terms”) define the procedure for the provision of legal and consulting services by TerraLex Limited (hereinafter – the “Company”) and regulate the rules of payment, refunds, and liability of the parties.
3.1.2. These Terms apply to all clients unless otherwise expressly provided by an individual agreement (Engagement Letter / Service Agreement).
3.2. Provision of Services
3.2.1. Basis for service provision
Services are provided exclusively on the basis of a concluded agreement between the Company and the client. The agreement specifies:
Scope and content of services;
Procedure and timelines of their provision;
Payment terms;
3.2.2. Rights and obligations of the parties.
3.2.3. Formats and types of services:
Legal consultations;
Transaction and project support;
Organization of litigation representation through partner law firms;
Business and investment consulting;
Other services agreed with the client.
3.3. Limitation
The Company acts as a coordinator and consultant. Litigation representation in foreign jurisdictions is carried out exclusively by licensed partner lawyers.
3.4. Obligations of the Parties
3.4.1. Obligations of the Company
Provide services with quality and on time;
Maintain confidentiality and protect the client’s interests;
Inform the client about the progress of the agreement’s execution;
Ensure compliance with applicable legislation (including AML/KYC).
3.5. Client’s Obligations
Provide truthful and complete information;
Pay for services on time;
Cooperate with the Company in the course of service provision;
Refrain from actions that violate the law or the rights of third parties.
3.6. Payment for Services
3.6.1. Forms of payment
3.6.2. Services may be paid in the following ways:
3.6.3. Bank transfer (including international SWIFT transfers).
3.6.4. Card payment (via payment systems integrated with the website).
3.6.5. Cash payments – accepted at the Company’s office or by an authorized representative, with mandatory issuance of a receipt.
Cash payments may be restricted by the laws of the United Kingdom, the EU, or the client’s country. In case of exceeding legal limits, the Company is obliged to request supporting documents within AML/KYC procedures.
3.6.6. Payment currency
Main currency – British Pound Sterling (GBP).
If necessary, payment may be made in Euro (EUR) or US Dollar (USD).
In case of international transfers, all bank fees and charges are borne by the client.
3.7. Prepayment
The Company has the right to request a prepayment of up to 100% of the service cost. The exact procedure is specified in the agreement.
3.8. Stage Payments
For long-term projects, payment may be split into stages, payable upon completion of each stage.
3.9. Refunds
3.9.1. General rules
The client has the right to a refund before the service begins.
If the client refuses after the start of work, an amount proportional to the volume of services already provided and actual expenses incurred will be withheld.
3.9.2. Exceptions
Refunds are not provided if services have been fully delivered.
Refunds are not possible for state duties, fees, or expenses paid to third parties on behalf of the client (e.g., notaries, registries, government authorities).
3.9.3. Refund procedure
Refunds are made using the same method of payment as the original transaction.
For cash payments, refunds are possible only through the Company’s cashier or by bank transfer to the client’s account after identification.
3.10. Liability
3.10.1. The Company is liable only for those obligations that are expressly stated in the agreement.
3.10.2. Overall liability is limited to the amount actually paid for the service.
3.10.3. The Company is not liable for indirect damages, lost profits, or consequences caused by third parties.
3.11. Force Majeure
3.11.1. The Company is released from liability for delays or inability to provide services in the event of force majeure circumstances:
3.11.2. Natural disasters, wars, terrorist acts, epidemics;
3.11.3. Failures of government authorities, judicial systems, and banks;
3.11.4. Sanctions and restrictions of international organizations.
3.12. Disputes and Governing Law
3.12.1. All disputes under these Terms are governed by the laws of England and Wales.
3.12.2. The parties undertake to seek pre-trial settlement (negotiation, mediation).
3.12.3. If settlement is not possible, the dispute shall be submitted to the competent court of England and Wales.
3.13. Contacts
TerraLex Limited
Company Number: 16633470
Registered in England and Wales
E-mail: info@terrasafe.pro
Cookie and Analytics Policy of TerraLex Limited
Company: TerraLex Limited
Company Number: 16633470
Jurisdiction of Registration: England and Wales
Registered Address: 30 Monega Road, London, E7 8EW, United Kingdom
Director: Maksym Nazarkevych
Phone: +44 7862034354
E-mail: info@terrasafe.pro
4.1. Introduction
4.1.1. This Cookie Policy (hereinafter – the “Policy”) describes how TerraLex Limited (hereinafter – the “Company,” “we,” “us”) uses cookies and similar technologies in the operation of the website.
4.1.2. The purpose of the Policy is to provide the User (hereinafter – “You”) with a complete understanding of what data is collected when visiting the website, how it is used, and how cookies can be managed.
4.1.3. The Company acts in accordance with:
UK Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR);
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), Regulation (EU) 2016/679;
UK Data Protection Act 2018.
4.2. What are cookies
4.2.1. Cookies are small text files stored on the User’s device when visiting a website. They allow to:
4.2.2. Ensure proper operation of the website;
4.2.3. Remember settings and preferences;
4.2.4. Analyze user behavior to improve functionality;
4.2.5. Provide a personalized user experience.
4.2.6. In addition to cookies, the website may use pixels, web-beacons, browser local storage, and other similar technologies.
4.3. Types of cookies used
4.3.1. We use the following categories of cookies:
4.3.2. Strictly Necessary Cookies
Ensure the operation of essential website functions (navigation, security, access to restricted areas).
Without them, the website cannot function properly.
Examples: authentication cookies, session maintenance.
4.3.3. Functionality Cookies
Remember user choices (language, region, settings).
Enhance the convenience of website use.
4.3.4. Performance/Analytics Cookies
Collect information on how users interact with the website.
Used to improve the structure and content of the website.
Examples: Google Analytics, Yandex Metrica.
4.3.5. Targeting/Advertising Cookies
Used to display personalized advertising based on user interests.
Examples: Meta Pixel (Facebook), LinkedIn Insight Tag, Google Ads Remarketing.
4.4. Purposes of using cookies
4.4.1. Cookies are used for:
Ensuring the technical operability of the website;
Analyzing traffic and user behavior;
Optimizing interface and usability;
Marketing and promotion of the Company’s services;
Protecting the website from abuse and attacks.
4.5. Managing cookies
4.5.1. You can manage cookies in the following ways:
Through the consent banner (cookie-banner) displayed when first visiting the website;
In the browser settings (deleting or blocking cookies);
Opting out of analytics and advertising cookies through the relevant options (opt-out).
Disabling cookies may result in limited functionality of the website.
4.6. Use of third-party services
The Company may use third-party provider cookies, including:
Google (Analytics, Ads, Tag Manager);
Meta (Facebook Pixel);
LinkedIn Insight Tag;
CRM and e-mail marketing services.
Each provider has its own privacy and data processing policy.
4.7. Storage and duration of cookies
Session cookies are deleted after closing the browser.
Persistent cookies are stored until expiration or deletion by the user.
The maximum storage period of cookies on our website does not exceed 24 months.
4.8. Legal grounds
The use of cookies is based on:
User consent (Art. 6(1)(a) GDPR) – for analytics and advertising cookies;
Legitimate interests of the Company (Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR) – for strictly necessary cookies required for the website to function.
4.9. The User has the right to:
4.9.1. Refuse the installation of any cookies except strictly necessary ones;
4.9.2. Withdraw their consent at any time through the website settings;
4.9.3. File a complaint with a supervisory authority if they believe data processing violates their rights (in the UK – ICO).
4.10. Contacts
For questions related to the use of cookies, You may contact us:
TerraLex Limited
Company Number: 16633470
Registered in England and Wales
E-mail: info@terrasafe.pro
Complaints and Feedback Policy of TerraLex Limited
Company: TerraLex Limited
Company Number: 16633470
Jurisdiction of Registration: England and Wales
Registered Address: 30 Monega Road, London, E7 8EW, United Kingdom
Director: Maksym Nazarkevych
Phone: +44 7862034354
E-mail: info@terrasafe.pro
5.1. Introduction
5.1.1. This Complaints and Feedback Policy (hereinafter – the “Policy”) regulates the procedure for submitting, reviewing, and resolving complaints from clients and partners of TerraLex Limited (hereinafter – the “Company”).
5.1.2. The Company is guided by the principles of:
Transparency;
Fairness;
Confidentiality;
Timeliness.
We recognize the right of every client and partner to express dissatisfaction with the quality of services or employee actions and guarantee that every complaint will be reviewed objectively and with due attention.
5.2. Scope of Application
This Policy applies to:
Complaints from clients, partners, and website users;
Submissions in written, electronic, and oral form;
Reports of improper performance of obligations, violations of ethics, quality of service, or potential violations of the law.
5.3. Definitions
5.3.1. Complaint – an official expression of dissatisfaction addressed to the Company regarding the provision of services, actions, or omissions of employees, partners, or representatives.
5.3.2. Feedback – suggestions, comments, or wishes aimed at improving the quality of the Company’s work.
5.4. Principles of Complaint Review
5.4.1. Confidentiality – all complaint-related information is processed strictly confidentially.
5.4.2. Impartiality – a complaint is reviewed objectively, without bias or pressure.
5.4.3. Accessibility – a client may file a complaint in any convenient way.
5.4.4. Timeliness – every complaint is reviewed within the established timeframe.
5.4.5. Escalation – in case of disagreement, the client has the right to appeal the decision to a higher level or external authorities.
5.5. Procedure for Submitting a Complaint
5.5.1. A complaint may be submitted:
5.5.1.1. Through the feedback form on the website;
5.5.1.2. By e-mail: info@terrasafe.pro
5.5.1.3. By postal address of the Company;
5.5.1.4. In person at the office.
5.5.2. A complaint must contain:
5.5.2.1. Name of the applicant;
5.5.2.2. Contact details for response;
5.5.2.3. Description of the situation;
5.5.2.4. If available – documents or evidence.
5.5.2.5. Anonymous complaints are also accepted, but their review may be limited due to the absence of feedback.
5.6. Complaint Review Process
5.6.1. Complaint registration
5.6.2. Each complaint is recorded in the complaint register.
5.6.3. The applicant receives confirmation of receipt within 3 business days.
5.7. Preliminary Review
5.7.1. The responsible employee analyzes the circumstances.
5.7.2. Additional materials are requested if necessary.
5.8. Review on the Merits
5.8.1. The complaint is analyzed by the practice head or an appointed compliance officer.
5.8.2. Independent experts may be involved if necessary.
5.9. Response to the Applicant
5.9.1. A reasoned response is sent within 15 business days.
5.9.2. In complex cases, the period may be extended to 30 business days with client notification.
5.10. Escalation and Appeal
5.10.1. If the applicant disagrees with the decision, they have the right to:
5.10.2. Submit an appeal to the Company’s managing partner;
5.10.3. Contact an independent mediator or arbitrator (by agreement);
5.10.4. Contact government authorities of the United Kingdom or the EU (for example, the Legal Ombudsman UK or relevant regulators).
5.11. Company’s Responsibility
5.11.1. The Company undertakes to:
Conduct an objective and thorough investigation of each complaint;
Take measures to eliminate identified violations;
Improve internal processes based on complaint analysis;
Train employees in service standards and compliance.
5.12. Feedback
5.12.1. In addition to complaints, the Company welcomes feedback from clients and partners. Suggestions and comments can be sent to e-mail: info@terrasafe.pro.
5.12.2. All feedback is reviewed, and where possible, the Company implements suggestions into practice.
5.13. Contacts
TerraLex Limited
Company Number: 16633470
Registered in England and Wales
E-mail for complaints and suggestions: info@terrasafe.pro
Anti-Corruption and Compliance Policy of TerraLex Limited
Company: TerraLex Limited
Company Number: 16633470
Jurisdiction of Registration: England and Wales
Registered Address: 30 Monega Road, London, E7 8EW, United Kingdom
Director: Maksym Nazarkevych
Phone: +44 7862034354
E-mail: info@terrasafe.pro
6.1. Introduction
This Anti-Corruption and Compliance Policy (hereinafter – the “Policy”) establishes standards of conduct and requirements for preventing corruption, money laundering, and other violations of business ethics in the activities of TerraLex Limited (hereinafter – the “Company”).
6.1.1. The Company acts in accordance with:
UK Bribery Act 2010;
US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) (insofar as applicable to partners and international projects);
OECD Anti-Bribery Convention;
FATF Recommendations (Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering).
6.2. Objectives of the Policy
6.2.1. Establish unified standards for combating corruption and fraud.
Ensure compliance with the laws of the United Kingdom, the EU, and international standards.
6.2.2. Reduce legal and reputational risks for the Company and its clients.
6.2.3. Build a corporate culture of integrity and transparency.
6.3. Scope of Application
6.3.1. The Policy applies to:
6.3.2. All Company employees;
6.3.3. Contractors, consultants, and temporary staff;
6.3.4. Partner law firms and consultants;
6.3.5. Clients and counterparties in the part related to interactions with the Company.
6.4. Core Principles
6.4.1. Zero tolerance for corruption – any form of bribery, kickbacks, or unlawful payments is prohibited.
6.4.2. Transparency – all payments, gifts, rewards, and expenses must be recorded and subject to review.
6.4.3. Independence and objectivity – decisions are made solely in the client’s interest and within the law.
6.4.4. Responsibility – each employee is personally responsible for compliance with this Policy.
6.5. Prohibited Practices
6.5.1. The Company strictly prohibits:
Offering, giving, receiving, or mediating bribes;
Making “facilitation payments,” even if considered “customary” in a jurisdiction;
Providing or accepting gifts, services, or trips that may influence decision-making;
Using fictitious contracts or invoices;
Aiding tax evasion or income concealment;
Engaging in operations aimed at money laundering.
6.6. Gifts and Business Hospitality
6.6.1. Only reasonable and symbolic gifts not exceeding a market value of £100 are permissible.
6.6.2. All gifts and expenses for business hospitality are subject to registration.
6.6.2. It is prohibited to provide gifts or services to public officials without the written consent of the Company’s management.
6.7. AML/KYC Policy
6.7.1. The Company undertakes to comply with strict rules against money laundering and terrorist financing:
6.7.2. Carry out client identification (KYC: Know Your Customer);
6.7.3. Verify the origin of funds;
6.7.4. Use international sanctions lists and databases;
6.7.5. Record and store transaction documents for at least 5 years;
6.7.6. Report suspicious transactions to competent authorities (in the UK – NCA, National Crime Agency).
6.8. Conflict of Interest
6.8.1. Employees and partners must avoid any situations where their personal interests may conflict with the interests of the client or the Company.
6.8.2. Conflicts of interest must be disclosed immediately to management.
6.8.3. In case of a conflict, the Company may refuse the project.
6.9. Internal Control and Audit
6.9.1. All financial operations of the Company are subject to internal control and periodic audit.
6.9.2. Regular due diligence checks of counterparties are carried out for reputational and corruption risks.
6.9.3. A register of gifts, business expenses, and potential conflicts of interest is maintained.
6.10. Whistleblowing Mechanism
6.10.1. The Company guarantees:
6.10.2. The possibility of anonymous reporting of violations through a dedicated e-mail: info@terrasafe.pro;
6.10.3. Protection of individuals who report violations in good faith from any form of pressure or retaliation;
6.10.4. Mandatory investigation of all cases.
6.11. Liability for Violation of the Policy
6.11.1. Violation of the Policy entails:
6.11.2. Disciplinary liability (warning, dismissal);
6.11.3. Civil and criminal liability under the law;
6.11.4. Termination of contracts with counterparties violating the Policy.
6.12. Training and Professional Development
6.12.1. All Company employees undergo regular compliance and anti-corruption training.
6.12.2. Department heads are personally responsible for implementing the Policy in practice.
6.13. Amendments and Review of the Policy
The Policy is reviewed at least once every two years, as well as upon legislative changes. The updated version is published on the Company’s official website.
6.14. Contacts
TerraLex Limited
Company Number: 16633470
Registered in England and Wales
E-mail for complaints and suggestions: info@terrasafe.pro
Disclaimer of TerraLex Limited
Company: TerraLex Limited
Company Number: 16633470
Jurisdiction of Registration: England and Wales
Registered Address: 30 Monega Road, London, E7 8EW, United Kingdom
Director: Maksym Nazarkevych
Phone: +44 7862034354
E-mail: info@terrasafe.pro
7.1. Introduction
7.1.1. This Disclaimer (hereinafter – the “Disclaimer”) sets out the limits of liability and the legal status of the information published on the official website of TerraLex Limited (hereinafter – the “Company”).
7.1.2. By using the website, the User (hereinafter – “You”) confirms that they have read this Disclaimer and agree to its provisions.
7.2. Informational Nature of Materials
7.2.1. All information posted on the Company’s website is for general informational purposes only.
7.2.3. The materials on the website do not constitute legal advice, a recommendation, an offer, or any other direct proposal.
7.2.4. Legal assistance and representation are provided only on the basis of a written agreement (Engagement Letter / Service Agreement).
7.2.5. The User should not make legal or business decisions solely on the basis of the information published on the website.
7.3. Disclaimer of Warranties
7.3.1. The Company makes efforts to ensure the accuracy and relevance of materials; however:
7.3.2. It does not guarantee their completeness, applicability, or suitability for specific circumstances;
7.3.4. It reserves the right to modify, supplement, or delete information without prior notice;
7.3.5. It is not liable for errors, inaccuracies, or omissions in published materials.
7.4. Limitation of Liability
7.4.1. The Company, its employees, partners, and contractors are not liable for:
7.4.2. Any direct or indirect damages arising from the use of information from the website;
7.4.3. Decisions made on the basis of website information without a concluded agreement with the Company;
7.4.4. Actions of third parties with whom the User has interacted through links or contacts posted on the website.
7.4.5. The Company’s overall liability is limited to the scope of agreements concluded with clients and does not extend to publicly available website materials.
7.5. External Links and Third-Party Resources
7.5.1. The Company’s website may contain links to third-party resources:
7.5.2. These links are provided solely for the User’s convenience.
7.5.3. The Company does not control the content or security of third-party websites.
7.5.4. The use of such resources is at the User’s own risk and responsibility.
7.6. Electronic Correspondence and Online Forms
7.6.1. Any information sent via e-mail, feedback forms, or other online services is not considered confidential and does not create an attorney-client relationship until written confirmation is provided by the Company.
7.6.2. The Company is not liable for unauthorized access by third parties to electronic messages during their transmission.
7.7. Intellectual Property
7.7.1. All website materials (texts, documents, images, logos, structure, and design) are protected by copyright and are the property of the Company or used under license.
7.7.2. The User has the right to use materials only for personal, non-commercial purposes.
7.7.3. Any copying, distribution, or use of materials for commercial purposes is permitted only with the Company’s written consent.
7.8. Governing Law and Jurisdiction
7.8.1. This Disclaimer is governed by the laws of England and Wales.
7.8.2. Any disputes arising from the use of the website or the Company’s materials shall be resolved by the competent courts of England and Wales, unless otherwise provided by mandatory rules of the User’s country of residence.
7.9. Amendments to the Disclaimer
The Company reserves the right to make amendments to this Disclaimer. The updated version will be published on the website with the effective date indicated.
Contacts and Legal Information (Impressum / Contact & Legal Info)
Company: TerraLex Limited
Company Number: 16633470
Jurisdiction of Registration: England and Wales
Registered Address: 30 Monega Road, London, E7 8EW, United Kingdom
Director: Maksym Nazarkevych
Phone: +44 7862034354
E-mail: info@terrasafe.pro
8.1. General Company Information
Company: TerraLex Limited
Company Number: 16633470
Legal Status: Private Limited Company (Ltd.)
Jurisdiction of Registration: England and Wales
Registered with: Companies House (UK)
Date of Registration: August 7, 2025
8.2. Registered Office
TerraLex Limited
30 Monega Road
London
E7 8EW
United Kingdom
8.3. Company Management
8.3.1. Director: Maksym Nazarkevych
8.3.2. Data Protection Officer (DPO): appointed by internal order.
8.3.4. All requests concerning personal data should be sent to the official e-mail of the Company.
8.4. Contact Information
Phone (UK): +44 7722 021177
E-mail (official): info@terrasafe.pro
E-mail (international clients): info@terrasafe.pro
Feedback form: available on the Company’s website.
8.5. Working Hours
8.5.1. Monday – Friday: 09:00 – 18:00 (GMT)
Saturday – Sunday: closed
8.5.2. Work outside these hours is possible by prior arrangement.
8.6. Supervision and Regulation
8.6.1. The Company is registered and supervised by Companies House (UK).
8.6.2. For the provision of legal services, the Company cooperates with licensed lawyers and law firms in various jurisdictions, which are regulated by the relevant authorities (for example, Solicitors Regulation Authority — SRA in the UK).
8.7. Professional Liability
The Company has professional liability insurance covering activities in the UK and abroad. Details of the insurance policy are provided to clients upon request.
8.8. GDPR and Data Protection
8.8.1. In accordance with the UK Data Protection Act 2018 and Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (GDPR), clients and website users have the right to:
Request access to their personal data;
Request correction or deletion of data;
Withdraw consent for processing;
File complaints with supervisory authorities (in the UK — ICO, Information Commissioner’s Office).
8.8.2. All data protection inquiries should be addressed to:
E-mail: info@terrasafe.pro
8.9. Banking Details
8.9.1. Banking details are provided to clients in contracts and invoices.
8.9.2. Main currency: GBP (£)
8.9.3. Additional currencies: EUR (€), USD ($)
8.9.4. Payment is accepted via bank transfer, card, or cash (at the office, with a mandatory receipt, in accordance with AML/KYC).
9.10. Legal Notice
9.10.1. All services are provided exclusively on the basis of a written agreement (Engagement Letter / Service Agreement).
9.10.2. Information published on the Company’s website is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice or an offer.