1. About these terms and conditions
This page contains information about the terms and conditions of use governing this website (the “Site”).

Use of the Site grants you the status of “User” and implies that you must abide by the terms of use contained herein. If you do not agree with each and every one of these terms and conditions, please refrain from using this Site.

2. Identity of the owner
This site is owned by AltLegal Ltda., a company dedicated to providing legal services with registered office at Calle Burgos No. 176, 7th floor, Las Condes, Tax Identification Number 76.383.107-8, legally represented by Mr. Fernando Fernández Acevedo. This company will hereinafter be referred to as “AltLegal.”

3. Intellectual and Industrial Property
AltLegal owns all intellectual property rights relating to the content of this website. The reproduction, distribution, and public communication of all or part of the contents of this website are expressly prohibited, except in cases where legally permitted or authorized by AltLegal. The User is only authorized to view the content for personal use.

“AltLegal” is a trademark registered under No. 1306477 with the National Institute of Industrial Property. Any use of this trademark without prior authorization from its owner is prohibited.

4. Access to the Site
Access to and use of the Site is free. Certain services are exclusively for our clients and access is restricted.

5. Information Available on the Site
The information contained on the Site is merely illustrative and of a general nature and cannot be considered advice of any kind. Under no circumstances do the publications contained on the Site create a contractual relationship between attorney and client, nor can they be classified as an offer of services.

The information contained on the Site, its blog, and news (the “Publications”) refers to legal provisions issued as of the date of this document and is not intended to resolve any specific case. It is quite possible that regulatory changes may subsequently occur or criteria may be established that differ from those expressed, so this material may not be up-to-date. Therefore, the information contained in the Publications should not be used to make decisions, nor can it be construed as legal advice or serve as a substitute for it. It is always recommended to consult an attorney to resolve a specific case.

6. External Links
This Site may contain links or hyperlinks to other Internet sites for the purpose of informing you of the existence of other sources of information. AltLegal does not exercise any control over such sites and is therefore in no way responsible for their content or operation.

Furthermore, the inclusion of a link does not, under any circumstances, imply the existence of a relationship between AltLegal and the owner of the site where the link is inserted, nor does it imply AltLegal’s acceptance or approval of the content or services offered on said site.

If you access an external website from a link found on the Site, you must read the legal and privacy policies of the other website.

7. Terms of Use and Prohibitions
The User must make proper use of the Site in accordance with the law and this legal notice. The User shall be liable to AltLegal or third parties for any damages that may be caused as a result of breaching this obligation.

Users of the Site are prohibited from:

7.1. Acting or using the contents of the Site in violation of the law or this legal notice.

7.2. Reproducing, copying, distributing, making available, publicly communicating, transforming, or modifying the contents of this Site.

7.3. The extraction and reuse of all or a substantial portion of the Site’s content, as well as the databases made available by AltLegal.

7.4. The processing of personal data available on the Site, except when done for the purpose of contacting AltLegal to engage its legal services or for any other purpose permitted by law.

7.5. Damage, render useless, overload, impair, or interfere with the normal operation of the content, computer systems, documents, files, or other content stored on any computer equipment, whether belonging to AltLegal, other users, or any Internet user.

7.6. Create frames or frames of any kind surrounding the Site or allowing its content to be displayed through web addresses (URLs) other than those of the Site itself.

7.7. Use the “AltLegal” trademark without authorization from the company; induce error, confusion, or deception among users about the true origin of the content.

7.7. Use the “AltLegal” trademark without the company’s authorization; mislead, confuse, or deceive users about the true origin of the service or the Site’s content, and/or seek to exploit the reputation and prestige of the AltLegal brand.

7.8. Any other use prohibited by law, good practices, and the rules of professional, advertising, and/or commercial ethics.

7.9. Any act detrimental to the rights of AltLegal, its employees, and/or clients.

AltLegal will take action against non-compliance with these terms of use and any misuse of the Site, pursuing all civil and criminal actions available to it under the law.

8. Contracting AltLegal’s services
Any legal services will require the express consent of both parties and a service proposal containing the activities to be performed and the agreed fees. Otherwise, a client-attorney relationship will not be deemed to have been formed. AltLegal reserves the right to accept or decline the provision of professional services to potential clients.

The professional services we provide to our clients are subject to the “General Terms and Conditions of Contract,” a document that can be consulted at this link and will be binding upon you as long as you accept our service proposal.

9. Privacy and Protection of Personal Data
To browse the Site, you are not required to register or provide any personal data to AltLegal. However, to access some services offered on the Site, the User must register using the form expressly provided for such purposes, including a series of personal data. In each form, you must expressly accept our Privacy Policy, which describes the purposes and uses for which we will use your personal data.

Among the personal and non-personal data we collect, either directly or through third parties, are: browser, IP address, cookies, data relating to the use of the site and/or services provided, first and last name, ID number, profession or occupation, address, gender, telephone number, email address, location, information on the mobile device used, session statistics, among others.

AltLegal collects personal data through two mechanisms:

9.1. Automatic Mechanisms
These are computer processes performed to generate records of the activities of visitors to the Site and/or its applications, the purpose of which is to establish activity, navigation, and audience patterns. Through this means, device-related information is also collected, such as the operating system, the type of browser or application used, among others. AltLegal may use both its own and third-party technologies to establish activity, navigation, and audience patterns that do not imply the personal identification of subscribers, users, and/or visitors who access the Site. The use of this information is subject to the Cookie Policy.

9.2. Manual Mechanisms
These are formal and explicit requests for information from subscribers and/or users of the website that involve the collection of personal data such as first name, last name, ID number, date of birth, address, email address, photographs, or other similar information. The processing of personal data will be governed by our Privacy Policy.

10. Disclaimers of Liability
AltLegal has implemented and will continue to implement all necessary and reasonable measures, within its capabilities and in accordance with the state of the art, to ensure the proper functioning and security of the Site.

However, access to the Site does not imply that AltLegal is under any obligation to verify the absence of viruses, malware, or other harmful computer elements. It is the User’s responsibility to have the necessary tools to detect and remove malicious software.

AltLegal shall under no circumstances be liable for damages of any kind that may be caused by errors or omissions in the Site’s content, lack of availability, or the transmission of viruses or malicious or harmful programs in the content, despite having adopted all necessary technological measures to prevent this. Likewise, AltLegal is not liable for any errors or omissions in the Site’s content or for any actions users may take based on such content.

11. Modification of these terms and conditions
AltLegal reserves the right to change, at any time and at its discretion, the content of these terms of use.

12. Applicable Law
This notice is governed by the laws of the Republic of Chile.

13. Contact
If you have any questions or concerns regarding these terms and conditions, you can contact us at https://altlegal.cl/contacto.