Company number: 17306204

These Terms of Business (Terms) explain the basis on which Lawport UK Legal Ltd, trading as Lawport UK, provides commercial legal consultancy services. They should be read together with any proposal, quote, statement of work, engagement note, subscription confirmation or email confirmation that applies to a specific matter.

Where there is an inconsistency between these Terms and a written matter-specific engagement document, the matter-specific engagement document will apply to that matter only.

1. About Lawport UK Legal Ltd

Lawport UK Legal Ltd is a private limited company registered in England and Wales with company number 17306204. It trades as Lawport and/or Lawport UK.

Lawport UK is a commercial legal consultancy that supports businesses, founders, directors and commercial teams with practical legal and commercial work. Its services are designed for business use and are not a substitute for regulated legal representation where regulated representation is required.

2. Our non-SRA regulated status

Lawport UK Legal Ltd is not authorised or regulated by the SRA and is not an SRA-regulated law firm. References to legal support, legal consultancy, legal review or legal documentation describe the nature of the commercial support provided and should not be read as a statement that Lawport UK is a solicitors' practice.

Clients of Lawport UK do not receive the regulatory protections that apply when instructing an SRA-regulated firm. This means that, unless a separate regulated provider is involved, clients will not have access to the SRA Compensation Fund or the Legal Ombudsman scheme for complaints about SRA-regulated legal services.

Lawport UK does not hold itself out as authorised to carry out reserved legal activities and will not knowingly accept instructions that require it to carry out reserved legal activities.

3. What are reserved legal activities?

In England and Wales, certain legal activities are reserved by law and may only be carried out by authorised or exempt persons. Under the Legal Services Act 2007, reserved legal activities include:

• the exercise of a right of audience, meaning advocacy before a court or tribunal where a right of audience is required;
• the conduct of litigation, including issuing, conducting or defending court proceedings where that work is reserved;
• reserved instrument activities, broadly involving certain conveyancing and land or property transfer work;
• probate activities, including preparing probate papers for the purposes of obtaining a grant of probate or letters of administration where reserved;
• notarial activities; and
• the administration of oaths.

Lawport UK does not carry out reserved legal activities. If a matter requires a reserved legal activity, court representation, litigation conduct, conveyancing, probate, notarial work, immigration advice, claims management activity or another regulated service, the client must instruct an appropriately authorised professional. Lawport UK may, where agreed, provide commercial background support or help coordinate with a regulated provider, but it will not act as that regulated provider.

4. Scope of services

Subject to the agreed scope, Lawport UK may support clients with:

• commercial contracts, supplier terms, customer terms, website terms, service agreements and business documentation;
• commercial negotiation support and risk review;
• business policy drafting and operational legal documentation;
• dispute prevention, settlement correspondence and debt or cash-flow related pre-action correspondence, provided this does not amount to the conduct of litigation;
• contract management, legal operations support and commercial decision support;
• general business legal support where the activity is not reserved, regulated or outside Lawport UK's competence.

The exact scope, deliverables, fees, assumptions, exclusions and timetable will be set out in the relevant proposal, quote, statement of work, email confirmation or engagement note. Lawport UK only acts on matters it has agreed to take on. Anything outside the agreed scope is excluded unless agreed separately in writing.

5. Services we do not provide

Unless expressly confirmed in writing and only through an appropriately authorised provider where required, Lawport UK does not provide:

• reserved legal activities;
• the conduct of litigation or advocacy before courts or tribunals;
• conveyancing, probate, notarial services or administration of oaths;
• immigration advice, criminal law, family law, personal injury, insolvency practitioner services, regulated financial advice, tax advice, audit/accountancy advice, or regulated investment advice;
• escrow, trustee, client account, completion account or money-holding services;
• guarantees of commercial, litigation, recovery, negotiation or enforcement outcomes.

6. Client responsibilities and risk ownership

Clients remain responsible for all business decisions and for the commercial use of any document, advice, wording, template or recommendation supplied by Lawport UK. This includes whether to sign a document, accept a risk, settle a dispute, pursue a debt, terminate a contract, enter into a transaction, rely on a third-party statement or escalate a matter to a regulated adviser.

Clients must provide complete, accurate and timely instructions and documents. Lawport UK is entitled to rely on information supplied by the client and is not responsible for loss caused by incomplete, inaccurate, misleading or late information.

Clients must tell Lawport UK immediately if a matter becomes urgent, involves a court or tribunal deadline, is threatened with proceedings, concerns a regulated activity, involves suspected fraud, sanctions, insolvency, regulatory investigation, tax, immigration, criminal issues or any other specialist matter.

7. Time limits, urgent work and court-related matters

Lawport UK does not monitor limitation periods, court deadlines, tribunal deadlines, appeal deadlines, filing dates or procedural dates unless this is expressly included in the agreed scope and capable of being performed without carrying out a reserved legal activity.

If a matter may require proceedings, a formal legal response, service of documents, court representation or procedural steps, the client must obtain advice from an authorised solicitor, barrister or other regulated provider. Lawport UK may stop work or limit its work to commercial support if continuing would create regulatory or professional risk.

8. Fees, billing and payment

Lawport UK aims to keep billing clear and predictable. Fees may be fixed-fee, subscription-based, retainer-based, hourly, project-based or otherwise agreed in writing. Lawport UK will not intentionally overcomplicate billing; the fee basis should be clear before work begins wherever possible.

Any VAT, expenses, third-party costs, filing fees, counsel fees, expert fees, software costs or other external charges will be explained where known and charged separately unless expressly included.

Invoices are payable within the period stated on the invoice. If no period is stated, payment is due within 7 days of the invoice date. Lawport UK may pause or stop work where invoices are overdue, where requested information is not provided, or where continuing would expose Lawport UK to unacceptable regulatory, commercial or professional risk.

9. Subscriptions, retainers and unused time

Where services are provided under a subscription or retainer, the subscription or retainer covers only the agreed scope and period. Unused time, unused allowance or unused services do not roll over unless expressly agreed in writing. Subscription or retainer work may be subject to fair use limits, capacity limits, response-time assumptions and exclusions set out in the relevant engagement terms.

10. Confidentiality

Lawport UK will treat client information as confidential and use it only to provide services, manage the client relationship, comply with law, liaise with advisers, insurers or service providers, and operate its business.

Confidentiality is subject to exceptions, including where disclosure is required by law, court order, regulator, insurer, professional adviser, suspected fraud, sanctions check, anti-money laundering concern, conflict check, cyber incident response, debt recovery or to protect Lawport UK's legitimate interests.

11. Legal professional privilege

Because Lawport UK is not an SRA-regulated law firm and is not acting as a firm of solicitors, communications with Lawport UK may not attract legal professional privilege in the same way as communications with a solicitor or barrister. Clients should take separate regulated advice where privilege is important.

12. Professional indemnity insurance

Lawport UK maintains professional indemnity insurance appropriate to its commercial legal consultancy model. Evidence of professional indemnity insurance cover can be provided on reasonable written request where relevant to a notified dispute, claim, complaint or insurer-related issue, subject to confidentiality, insurer requirements and commercial sensitivity.

Professional indemnity insurance is not the same as SRA-regulated minimum terms and conditions insurance and does not create SRA Compensation Fund or Legal Ombudsman rights.

13. Conflicts of interest

Lawport UK may decline, pause or stop acting where there is an actual conflict, potential conflict, commercial conflict, insufficient information, non-payment, unacceptable conduct, reputational concern, regulatory concern or where the matter falls outside Lawport UK's service model.

Where appropriate, Lawport UK may ask for written consent before continuing where a potential commercial conflict is manageable. Lawport UK is not required to disclose confidential information belonging to another client when assessing or managing conflicts.

14. Anti-money laundering, sanctions and unlawful conduct

Lawport UK may carry out identity, business, sanctions, source-of-funds or risk checks where it considers this appropriate. Lawport UK may refuse to act, stop acting, report concerns or request further information if it has concerns about unlawful conduct, sanctions exposure, fraud, money laundering, terrorist financing, bribery, corruption, tax evasion, modern slavery or other serious risk.

15. Data protection and communications

Lawport UK will process personal data in accordance with its Privacy Policy. Clients must ensure that they have a lawful basis for sharing personal data, confidential information and third-party information with Lawport UK.

Email, cloud storage, electronic signature, messaging, document automation and other digital tools may be used to deliver services. Lawport UK will take reasonable steps to protect information but cannot guarantee that electronic communications or third-party systems will be free from cyber risk, interception, delay, outage or error.

16. Use of technology and AI-assisted tools

Lawport UK may use technology, templates, automation tools and AI-assisted tools to improve efficiency, drafting, research, review and workflow. Lawport UK remains responsible for its final output to the extent set out in these Terms and the relevant engagement scope.

Clients should not upload highly sensitive material to third-party systems or AI tools unless appropriate safeguards are in place. Lawport UK will not intentionally use confidential client information in public AI tools in a way that makes it publicly available or trains a public model, unless the client has agreed or the tool/provider offers appropriate confidentiality protections.

17. Third-party advisers, referrals and providers

Lawport UK may recommend or coordinate with solicitors, barristers, accountants, tax advisers, insolvency practitioners, consultants, experts, software providers or other third parties. Unless expressly agreed otherwise, those third parties are independent from Lawport UK and are responsible for their own work, advice, fees, insurance and regulatory status.

A client is responsible for deciding whether to instruct a third-party adviser or provider. Lawport UK is not liable for the acts, omissions, delays, fees or advice of independent third parties.

18. Documents, drafts and intellectual property

Drafts, templates, checklists, clause banks, know-how, training materials, process documents and other materials prepared or supplied by Lawport UK remain Lawport UK's intellectual property unless expressly agreed otherwise.

Once all relevant fees are paid, the client may use final documents for the agreed internal business purpose. The client may not resell, publish, licence, adapt for unrelated third parties, or commercially exploit Lawport UK templates or materials without written consent.

Draft documents are not final until Lawport UK has confirmed them as final or ready for use. Clients are responsible for checking commercial details, names, dates, figures, defined terms, addresses, payment details and operational assumptions before using any document.

19. No third-party reliance

Lawport UK's work is provided only for the client that instructed Lawport UK and only for the agreed purpose. No third party may rely on Lawport UK's work without Lawport UK's written consent. Lawport UK accepts no liability to any third party who uses or relies on its work without written consent.

20. Website information and general materials

Website content, guides, articles, templates, marketing materials and general information provided by Lawport UK are for general information only. They are not tailored advice and should not be relied on as a substitute for matter-specific consultancy support or regulated legal advice where required.

21. Liability

Lawport UK's liability will be limited to the amount set out in the relevant engagement terms. If no amount is stated, Lawport UK's aggregate liability for all claims arising from or connected with a matter will be limited to the fees paid to Lawport UK for that matter in the 12 months before the claim arose.

Lawport UK is not liable for indirect loss, loss of profit, loss of revenue, loss of opportunity, loss of goodwill, loss of anticipated savings, business interruption, wasted management time, reputational loss or consequential loss, except where such liability cannot legally be excluded.

Nothing in these Terms limits or excludes liability for fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, death or personal injury caused by negligence, or any other liability that cannot legally be limited or excluded.

Where a client considers that a matter carries risk above the liability cap, the client must tell Lawport UK before work begins so that the parties can discuss whether a different scope, fee, insurance position or referral to a regulated provider is appropriate.

22. Indemnity

The client agrees to indemnify Lawport UK against losses, claims, costs and expenses arising from the client's misuse of Lawport UK's work, breach of these Terms, unlawful instructions, inaccurate information, unauthorised third-party reliance, or use of documents outside the agreed purpose, except to the extent caused by Lawport UK's own breach or negligence.

23. Ending an engagement

Either party may end an engagement by written notice unless the engagement terms state otherwise. Lawport UK may end or pause an engagement immediately where there is non-payment, conflict, regulatory risk, unlawful conduct, abusive conduct, reputational concern, lack of instructions, or where continuing would be inappropriate.

The client remains responsible for fees, expenses and third-party costs incurred up to the date of termination. Lawport UK may retain documents and work product until outstanding invoices are paid, subject to applicable law.

24. Complaints and disputes

If a client is unhappy with Lawport UK's service, the client should contact Lawport UK first so the issue can be reviewed quickly and fairly. Complaints should be sent to legal@lawportuk.com with a clear summary of the issue, relevant dates, documents and the outcome requested.

Because Lawport UK is not SRA-regulated, complaints are handled through Lawport UK's internal complaints process unless a separate regulated provider has been engaged. The SRA, SRA Compensation Fund and Legal Ombudsman scheme will not usually apply to Lawport UK's own non-SRA regulated consultancy services.

Where a dispute cannot be resolved informally, the parties should first consider good-faith negotiation or mediation before court proceedings, unless urgent action is required or this would prejudice a legal right.

25. Force majeure

Lawport UK is not liable for delay or failure caused by events outside its reasonable control, including illness, system failure, cyber incident, power failure, internet outage, third-party provider failure, industrial action, fire, flood, pandemic, government action, court or regulator delay, or other events beyond reasonable control.

26. Variation, assignment and severability

Any variation to these Terms must be agreed in writing. The client may not assign or transfer rights or obligations under an engagement without Lawport UK's written consent. If any part of these Terms is found invalid or unenforceable, the rest will continue to apply.

27. Governing law and jurisdiction

These Terms and any non-contractual obligations arising from or connected with them are governed by the laws of England and Wales. The courts of England and Wales will have exclusive jurisdiction unless otherwise agreed in writing.

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Company number: 17306204

This Privacy Policy explains how Lawport UK Legal Ltd, trading as Lawport UK, collects, uses, stores and shares personal data in connection with its website, enquiries, client relationships, commercial legal consultancy services and business operations.

It should be read together with our Terms of Business, Cookie Policy and any proposal, statement of work, engagement note, subscription confirmation or email confirmation that applies to a specific matter.

1. Who we are and how to contact us

Lawport UK Legal Ltd is a private limited company registered in England and Wales with company number 17306204. It trades as Lawport and/or Lawport UK.

For the purposes of data protection law, Lawport UK will usually act as a controller of personal data that it collects and uses for its own business purposes, including enquiries, client onboarding, service delivery, billing, relationship management, website operation and compliance.

2. Personal data we may collect

The personal data Lawport UK collects depends on how you interact with us. It may include:

• identity and contact details, such as names, job titles, business addresses, email addresses, phone numbers and company details;
• client, supplier, counterparty and stakeholder information contained in contracts, correspondence, policies, dispute documents, debt-related materials, website terms or business records;
• matter information, including instructions, commercial context, negotiation positions, risk issues, deadlines, documents, comments, drafts and file notes;
• billing and payment information, including invoice records, payment status, transaction references and finance contact details;
• identity, business, sanctions, anti-money laundering, source-of-funds, fraud-prevention or risk-check information;
• communications data, including emails, meeting notes, call notes, messages, attachments and records of instructions;
• website and technical data, including IP address, device information, browser information, pages visited, enquiry form data, analytics data and cookie preferences;
• marketing preference data, including whether you have opted in or opted out of communications.

Lawport UK does not usually need special category data. Clients should not send highly sensitive personal data unless it is necessary and they have a lawful basis to share it.

3. How we collect personal data

Lawport UK may collect personal data directly from you, from your business, from your representatives, from counterparties, from publicly available sources, from company registers, from third-party advisers, from service providers and from website forms.

4. Why we use personal data and our lawful bases

Lawport UK uses personal data only where it has a lawful basis. Key purposes include:

• Responding to enquiries, preparing proposals and engagement documents — legitimate interests; steps before entering a contract
• Providing commercial legal consultancy services — contract; legitimate interests; legal obligation
• Billing, payment management, accounting and tax — contract; legal obligation; legitimate interests
• Conflicts, identity, AML, sanctions and risk checks — legal obligation; legitimate interests
• Managing complaints, disputes and professional indemnity matters — legitimate interests; legal obligation
• Marketing communications — consent where required; legitimate interests for B2B communications subject to opt-out rights
• Operating the website and analytics — legitimate interests; consent where required for non-essential cookies

5. Legal consultancy context and non-SRA regulated status

Lawport UK is not an SRA-regulated law firm. Personal data shared with Lawport UK is handled within a commercial legal consultancy relationship. Communications with Lawport UK may not attract legal professional privilege in the same way as communications with a solicitor or barrister.

6. Professional indemnity insurance, disputes and claims

Lawport UK maintains professional indemnity insurance appropriate to its model. Where relevant to a notified dispute, claim or complaint, Lawport UK may process and share personal data with its insurers, brokers, legal advisers or claims handlers.

7. Technology, AI-assisted tools and digital communications

Lawport UK may use technology, templates, automation and AI-assisted tools to improve efficiency. Lawport UK will not intentionally use confidential client information in public AI tools in a way that makes it publicly available or trains a public model.

Lawport UK takes reasonable safeguards but cannot guarantee all third-party systems or electronic communications will be free from risk.

8. Who we may share personal data with

Lawport UK may share personal data where necessary and lawful with:

• the client, client personnel and authorised representatives;
• solicitors, barristers, accountants, tax advisers and other professional advisers;
• insurers, brokers, claims handlers and legal advisers;
• IT, cloud, hosting, email, document management, payment, accounting and business support providers;
• courts, tribunals, regulators, law enforcement and public authorities where required;
• debt recovery or dispute resolution providers where invoices remain unpaid;
• purchasers or advisers in connection with a business sale or restructuring.

Lawport UK does not sell personal data.

9. International transfers

Some service providers may process personal data outside the United Kingdom. Lawport UK will take reasonable steps to ensure appropriate safeguards are in place, such as adequacy regulations, standard contractual clauses or international data transfer agreements.

10. How long we keep personal data

11. Security

Lawport UK uses reasonable technical and organisational measures to protect personal data, including access controls, secure cloud systems, device security and data minimisation. No system is completely secure.

12. Your data protection rights

Depending on circumstances, individuals may have rights to:

• access their personal data;
• correct inaccurate or incomplete data;
• request erasure;
• restrict processing;
• object to processing, including direct marketing;
• request data portability where applicable;
• withdraw consent where processing is consent-based;
• complain to the Information Commissioner's Office.

13. Marketing communications

Lawport UK may send business updates and marketing communications where lawful. You can unsubscribe at any time by using the unsubscribe link or contacting legal@lawportuk.com.

14. Cookies and website technologies

Lawport UK may use cookies and similar technologies on its website. Essential cookies may be used to operate the website. Non-essential analytics or marketing cookies should only be used where the required consent or lawful basis is in place. See the Cookie Policy for more information.

15. Complaints

If you have a concern about how Lawport UK handles personal data, please contact legal@lawportuk.com first. You also have the right to complain to the Information Commissioner's Office at www.ico.org.uk.

16. Changes to this Privacy Policy

Lawport UK may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. The latest version will be published on the Lawport UK website.

17. Contact details

© 2026 Lawport UK Legal Ltd

Company number: 17306204

1. About Lawport UK Legal Ltd

Lawport UK Legal Ltd is a private limited company registered in England and Wales with company number 17306204. It trades as Lawport and/or Lawport UK.

Lawport UK is a commercial legal consultancy providing unreserved legal and commercial services to businesses, founders, directors and commercial teams.

This Cookie Policy applies to the Lawport UK website and to any cookies or similar technologies used through that website.

2. What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files placed on a computer, phone, tablet or other device when a user visits a website. They allow the website to recognise the device and remember certain information, such as preferences, security settings or browsing activity.

Similar technologies may include pixels, tags, local storage, session storage, scripts, software development kits, device identifiers and other technologies that store information on, or access information from, a user's device.

3. Why we use cookies

Lawport UK may use cookies and similar technologies to operate the website, keep it secure, remember user preferences, understand how visitors use the website, improve website performance, support enquiries and measure the effectiveness of communications.

We do not use cookies to carry out regulated legal services. Any information collected through website cookies is separate from client matter information unless a visitor chooses to contact us or become a client.

4. Types of cookies we may use

5. Current cookie position

Lawport UK's website may use strictly necessary cookies required for website operation, security, page loading, cookie preference management and enquiry functionality.

Where analytics, marketing, tracking or other third-party tools are added, Lawport UK will update this Cookie Policy and use a consent mechanism before non-essential cookies are placed.

6. Cookie list

7. Consent for non-essential cookies

Where Lawport UK uses non-essential cookies, it will seek consent before those technologies are set on the user's device. Consent should be freely given, specific, informed and based on a clear positive action. Continuing to browse the website should not be treated as consent for non-essential cookies.

8. Strictly necessary cookies

Some cookies are needed for the website to work properly. These may include cookies for security, page loading, consent preference storage and session management. Lawport UK may use strictly necessary cookies without asking for consent.

9. Analytics and website improvement

Lawport UK may use analytics tools to understand how visitors use the website and improve content. Where analytics cookies are not strictly necessary, they will only be set after consent.

10. Third-party tools and external providers

The website may include third-party tools such as hosting services, analytics providers, contact forms, scheduling tools or embedded content. Third parties may set their own cookies. Lawport UK is not responsible for the privacy practices of independent third-party websites but will take reasonable steps to explain material third-party cookie use.

11. Managing cookies

Users can manage cookies through the website cookie banner or preference tool where available, or through their browser settings. Blocking some cookies may affect website functionality, form submission or security features.

12. Personal data and cookies

Some cookies may collect or relate to personal data, such as IP address, device identifiers or interaction data. Where cookie data involves personal data, Lawport UK will process it in accordance with its Privacy Policy and applicable data protection laws.

13. Changes to this Cookie Policy

Lawport UK may update this Cookie Policy when its website, technology providers or cookie practices change. The version published on www.lawportuk.com will be the current version.

14. Contact details

© 2026 Lawport UK Legal Ltd

This disclosure explains Lawport UK's regulatory position in plain terms. It is not a replacement for our Terms of Business. The Terms of Business set out the contractual basis on which we work; this disclosure explains what clients and website users should understand about our status, limits and protections.

1. Why this disclosure matters

Lawport UK uses legal and commercial knowledge to support businesses, founders, directors and commercial teams. Because we are not an SRA-regulated firm of solicitors, there are important differences between using Lawport UK and instructing a regulated law firm.

2. Who we are

Lawport UK is a commercial legal consultancy for business clients. We are not a consumer law firm, litigation practice, conveyancing practice, probate practice or regulated financial, tax or immigration adviser.

3. Our regulatory status

Lawport UK Legal Ltd is not authorised or regulated by the SRA, the Bar Standards Board, CILEX Regulation, the Council for Licensed Conveyancers, the Financial Conduct Authority or any other legal services regulator for reserved legal activities.

References on our website to legal support, legal consultancy, legal review or commercial legal work describe the nature of the business support we provide. They should not be understood as a statement that Lawport UK is a firm of solicitors or authorised to carry out reserved legal activities.

4. Reserved legal activities

Certain legal activities in England and Wales are reserved by law and may only be carried out by authorised or exempt persons. Reserved legal activities include:

• the exercise of a right of audience, such as advocacy before a court or tribunal;
• the conduct of litigation, including issuing, conducting or defending court proceedings;
• reserved instrument activities, including certain conveyancing and land or property transfer work;
• probate activities, including preparing probate papers for a grant of probate or letters of administration;
• notarial activities; and
• the administration of oaths.

Lawport UK does not carry out reserved legal activities. If a matter requires one of these activities, you must instruct an appropriately authorised professional.

5. What Lawport UK may help with

• commercial contracts, supplier terms, customer terms, website terms, service agreements and business documentation;
• commercial negotiation support and risk review;
• business policy drafting and operational legal documentation;
• dispute prevention, settlement correspondence and debt or cash-flow related pre-action correspondence;
• contract management, legal operations support and commercial decision support; and
• general business legal support where the work is unreserved, unregulated and within our competence.

6. What Lawport UK does not do

• reserved legal activities;
• conduct of litigation, court advocacy or formal court representation;
• conveyancing, probate, notarial services or administration of oaths;
• immigration advice, criminal law, family law, personal injury, insolvency practitioner services, regulated financial advice, tax advice, audit/accountancy advice or regulated investment advice;
• client account, escrow, trustee, completion account or money-holding services; or
• guarantees of commercial, litigation, recovery, negotiation or enforcement outcomes.

7. Client protections and limitations

Because Lawport UK is not SRA-regulated, clients will not usually have access to the SRA Compensation Fund or the Legal Ombudsman scheme for complaints about SRA-regulated legal services unless a separate regulated provider has been engaged for the relevant work.

Lawport UK maintains professional indemnity insurance appropriate to its commercial legal consultancy model. Evidence can be provided on reasonable written request in relevant dispute, claim, complaint or insurer-related contexts.

Professional indemnity insurance is not the same as SRA-regulated minimum terms insurance and does not create SRA Compensation Fund or Legal Ombudsman rights.

8. No client money

Lawport UK does not hold client money, operate a client account, act as an escrow agent, receive completion funds or hold funds on trust. If a matter requires this, you must instruct an appropriately authorised provider.

9. Privilege and confidentiality

Lawport UK treats client information as confidential, subject to the exceptions in our Terms of Business and Privacy Policy. Because Lawport UK is not an SRA-regulated law firm, communications with Lawport UK may not attract legal professional privilege in the same way as communications with a solicitor or barrister.

10. When we may recommend a regulated adviser

We may recommend that you instruct an authorised solicitor, barrister, licensed conveyancer, insolvency practitioner, tax adviser, accountant, financial adviser, immigration adviser or other regulated professional where a matter is outside our service model, involves reserved or regulated activity, or requires formal representation.

11. Complaints

If you are unhappy with our service, please contact legal@lawportuk.com with a clear summary of the issue, relevant dates, documents and the outcome requested. Because Lawport UK is not SRA-regulated, complaints are handled through our internal complaints process.

12. Website information

Website content, guides, articles, templates, marketing material and general information published by Lawport UK are for general information only and should not be relied on as a substitute for matter-specific consultancy support or regulated legal advice.

13. Summary

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