1. Acceptance of terms
By accessing this website, a visitor agrees to these terms and the Privacy Policy. If a visitor does not agree, the visitor should not use the website. These terms may be updated by posting a revised version.
2. Educational information, not legal advice
This website shares general information about disability rights, complaint organization, public sources, and selected legal developments. It is not legal advice and cannot replace advice from a licensed attorney who can review a person’s facts, location, and deadlines.
3. No legal or government relationship
Using this website, completing an intake, or contacting the organization does not create a relationship between an attorney and client, a confidential legal relationship, a government filing, or a law enforcement report. The organization is not a court, government agency, or law firm.
4. Deadlines and official filings
Submitting or preparing an intake through this organization does not file a complaint with a government agency, begin a lawsuit, preserve a claim, or pause any statute of limitations or administrative deadline. Visitors remain responsible for confirming and meeting all applicable deadlines through the proper official channel.
5. Ownership of original material
Except where otherwise identified, the organization claims copyright in original website text, original graphics and artwork, photographs it owns or licenses, the selection and arrangement of protectable content, and original software code, to the extent protected by law. The organization’s name, seal, and other brand identifiers may also be protected under trademark or other law.
6. Public law and outside material
Case names, court opinions, statutes, regulations, facts, ideas, government publications, and other public domain material do not become privately owned because they are described or linked here. Work created by others remains theirs. The organization claims rights only in its own original writing and presentation.
7. Permitted use
Visitors may view, print, and share links to this website for personal, educational, and noncommercial purposes. Brief quotations may be used when legally permitted with clear attribution and a link to the source page. No permission is granted to copy substantial original text, reproduce the organization’s seal or brand assets, mirror the website, remove notices, sell the content, or create a confusingly similar site or service.
8. Requests and infringement notices
A person seeking permission to reuse original material, or reporting suspected infringement of rights owned by the organization, should identify the work, the requested or disputed use, the relevant URL, and reliable contact information. A contact method for rights questions will be published before public launch.
9. Accuracy and updates
The organization works to present accurate, useful information but does not warrant that every page is complete, current, or suitable for a particular situation. Laws, regulations, agency procedures, and court decisions change. Visitors should confirm information with the linked official source.
10. External links
Links are provided for convenience and source access. A link does not mean the organization controls, endorses, or guarantees an external website, and the organization is not responsible for external content, availability, privacy practices, or security.
11. Disclaimer of warranties
To the fullest extent permitted by law, this website and its content are provided “as is” and “as available,” without warranties of accuracy, availability, fitness for a particular purpose, noninfringement, or uninterrupted operation.
12. Limitation of liability
To the fullest extent permitted by law, the organization and its directors, officers, volunteers, and service providers will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages from using the website, being unable to use it, relying on general information, or following an external link.
13. Accessibility
The organization intends to provide an accessible website and welcomes sincere reports of barriers. Accessibility feedback does not waive any right, defense, or legal standard.
14. Governing law and severability
Unless controlling law requires otherwise, these terms are governed by the laws of the State of Florida without applying conflict of laws principles. If a provision is found unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue to apply.
15. Legal review before launch
These terms are a working draft. Qualified Florida counsel, and New York counsel as the organization expands, should review them before the public website accepts complaint information.