Attorney agreement

RecourseLink Attorney SaaS and Platform Agreement.

Current attorney platform terms version: 2026-07-06-attorney-platform-terms-v4. Attorneys must accept the current version before protected attorney portal use.

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1. Parties, Agreement, and Acceptance

This Attorney SaaS and Platform Agreement governs an attorney's or firm's access to RecourseLink attorney-facing software, private-review gates, source-backed intelligence workflows, billing tools, and related protected platform features.
The attorney or firm accepts this Agreement by checking the attorney terms acceptance box, submitting an attorney application with the required terms attestation, continuing to use protected attorney portal features, or using any attorney API or workflow after the current version is presented.
The public attorney agreement page is a readable copy of the operative terms. Where a signed or electronically accepted version conflicts with a public summary, the electronically accepted version controls for that account and version.

2. Platform Role and No Legal Services by RecourseLink

RecourseLink is a software and source-intelligence platform. It is not a law firm, does not practice law, and does not provide legal advice, deadline calculation, case valuation, settlement valuation, win probability, representation, or attorney-client relationship formation.
RecourseLink does not recommend, rank, endorse, select, or guarantee any attorney, firm, claim, claimant, recovery, settlement, filing, or litigation result.
Attorney remains solely responsible for professional judgment, client intake, conflicts, competence, jurisdiction, advertising compliance, privilege/confidentiality decisions, fee agreements, client communications, and representation decisions.

3. Eligibility, Verification, and Account Authority

Attorney must provide truthful, current, source-reviewable information about identity, firm authority, practice areas, jurisdictions, bar status, and any requested official bar-source profile.
Attorney may use protected workflows only through authorized accounts and only for the firm or organization the attorney is authorized to represent.
RecourseLink may require source-backed bar review, good-standing review, firm-domain review, disciplinary review, subscription entitlement review, conflict certification, jurisdiction matching, record-scope review, and access logging before protected workflows are available.

4. Professional Responsibility and Regulatory Compliance

Attorney must comply with all professional rules, court rules, bar rules, advertising rules, solicitation rules, privacy duties, confidentiality duties, supervision duties, and jurisdictional restrictions that apply to the attorney or firm.
Attorney must not use RecourseLink to hold out as admitted, authorized, certified, specialized, endorsed, or selected in any jurisdiction or matter unless the statement is truthful, source-backed, and legally permitted.
Attorney and firm must not access private user facts, private review records, evidence, contact details, or consent-gated cohort information for any matter where the attorney or firm represents, advises, works for, receives compensation from, is employed by, is adverse to the user on behalf of, or has a material relationship with a target company, parent, subsidiary, affiliate, insurer, defense counsel, or likely defendant connected to that matter.
Attorney must not use RecourseLink information for defense-side intelligence gathering, corporate risk monitoring, claim suppression, retaliation, witness identification, consumer identification, or any purpose that benefits a current, former, prospective, or related client whose interests may be adverse to RecourseLink users.
Before each matter-specific private access event, attorney must complete the required conflict certification truthfully; if a conflict is known, suspected, discovered later, or cannot be cleared, attorney must stop access, preserve confidentiality, avoid further review, and promptly follow RecourseLink's revocation or notification workflow.
Nothing in this Agreement limits an attorney's duty to comply with law, court orders, bar obligations, regulator requests, client obligations, or mandatory professional duties. Attorney must protect RecourseLink confidential information to the maximum extent lawful when responding to such obligations.

5. Subscription Economics and No Fee Sharing

RecourseLink attorney access is flat software subscription access only. Payment does not buy ranking, placement, recommendation, endorsement, lead ownership, private-data access, case exclusivity, client relationship rights, or success-based economics.
Attorney must not treat any RecourseLink charge as a referral fee, legal-fee split, contingency fee, success fee, recovery share, percentage of settlement, percentage of legal fees, or payment for a particular client or matter.
Subscription status is necessary only where the product requires it and is never sufficient by itself for private review, consumer contact, evidence access, or any attorney-facing record access.

6. Confidentiality and Trade Secrets

Attorney must keep non-public RecourseLink information confidential, including software architecture, prompts, source weighting, matching logic, review playbooks, verification workflows, access gates, audit workflows, pricing strategy, roadmap, screenshots, demos, business methods, and security controls.
Attorney may use RecourseLink confidential information only for authorized evaluation or authorized platform use and may not disclose, publish, train models on, transfer, resell, sublicense, or use it for any outside purpose.
Trade-secret duties survive termination for as long as the information remains a trade secret. Ordinary confidential-information duties survive for the longer of three years or the maximum period allowed by applicable law.

7. Data Use, Consumer Privacy, and Evidence Restrictions

Attorney may access only the bounded record scope that RecourseLink makes available after all applicable gates pass. Unless separately and expressly enabled after consent and logging, no attorney may access PII, contact details, Evidence Vault files, private facts, documents, account numbers, medical details, or consumer evidence.
Attorney must not attempt to identify, deanonymize, enrich, cross-reference, reidentify, contact, solicit, export, scrape, broker, or route consumers outside consented RecourseLink workflows.
Attorney must use any available user, claim, cohort, source, conflict, or review information only for the authorized platform purpose and must comply with revocation, deletion, privacy, security, and access-scope limits.

8. Anti-Circumvention and Protected Relationships

Attorney must not bypass verification, subscription, consent, conflict, jurisdiction, record-scope, revocation, privacy, or access-log controls.
Attorney must not use affiliates, co-counsel, contractors, intake vendors, marketing partners, data brokers, alternate accounts, screen sharing, credential sharing, parallel campaigns, or off-platform workflows to evade this Agreement.
This section is limited to misuse of RecourseLink confidential information, protected platform data, protected relationships, consent-gated records, and workflows learned through RecourseLink. It is not a general prohibition on lawful competition independent of RecourseLink confidential information.

9. No Scraping, Reverse Engineering, or Model Training

Attorney must not scrape, crawl, harvest, bulk export, automate, screen scrape, credential share, reverse engineer, decompile, prompt extract, reconstruct source weighting, reconstruct matching logic, or bypass rate limits or access controls.
Attorney must not train, fine tune, benchmark, or enrich any AI model, data product, intake product, lead product, or competing workflow using RecourseLink confidential information, platform outputs, source lists, consumer data, attorney data, prompts, workflows, or protected records.
Any written API or integration permission must be specific, revocable, purpose-limited, rate-limited, and subject to this Agreement.

10. No Warranties, No Reliance, and Platform Limits

The platform is provided as software and source-intelligence tooling. RecourseLink does not warrant that any source is complete, current, error-free, legally sufficient, admissible, or suitable for any particular matter.
Attorney must independently verify all sources, facts, deadlines, conflicts, jurisdiction, venue, client identity, legal merit, authority, and professional obligations before relying on any information.
RecourseLink may change, suspend, limit, discontinue, or withhold features, records, data, workflows, or access where needed for security, compliance, consent, privacy, source integrity, billing, audit, or platform integrity.

11. Suspension, Termination, and Audit

RecourseLink may suspend, limit, audit, revoke, or terminate access for suspected confidentiality breach, scraping, reverse engineering, circumvention, misuse, misleading claims, nonpayment, professional-responsibility concerns, security risk, privacy risk, unauthorized sharing, or violation of this Agreement.
Attorney must cooperate with reasonable platform-integrity audits, including review of account use, access logs, suspicious activity, credential sharing, export patterns, and suspected misuse.
Upon termination, attorney must stop using protected workflows and return or delete non-public RecourseLink materials, except where retention is required by law or professional obligation and remains subject to confidentiality.

12. Fees, Billing, Cancellation, and Entitlement Separation

Attorney subscriptions are flat subscription charges. Billing portal access, cancellation, renewal, and seat-management features are handled through configured billing workflows when available.
Failure to pay, chargeback, fraud signal, suspicious billing activity, or subscription lapse may suspend subscription-based features without granting or expanding any private access.
Billing entitlement, attorney verification, conflict certification, consumer consent, jurisdiction match, record scope, and access logging are separate controls.

13. Intellectual Property and Feedback

RecourseLink and its licensors retain all rights in the platform, software, interfaces, prompts, workflows, source organization, source weighting, trade secrets, trademarks, documentation, and non-public materials.
No license is granted except the limited, revocable, non-transferable right to use the attorney portal for authorized platform purposes during the applicable subscription or evaluation period.
Attorney feedback, suggestions, or ideas may be used by RecourseLink without obligation, provided RecourseLink does not use attorney confidential client information or privileged information.

14. Disclaimers, Liability Limits, and Indemnity

To the maximum extent permitted by law, RecourseLink disclaims implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement, uninterrupted operation, and error-free operation.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, RecourseLink is not liable for lost profits, lost revenue, lost data, reputational harm, indirect damages, special damages, consequential damages, exemplary damages, or attorney reliance on unverified information.
Attorney is responsible for claims, losses, penalties, discipline, costs, and expenses arising from attorney's misuse of the platform, violation of this Agreement, unauthorized contact, professional-rule violation, confidentiality breach, privacy violation, misleading advertising, fee-sharing violation, or use of RecourseLink data outside authorized workflows.

15. Legal Process, Notices, and Required Disclosures

If legally permitted, attorney must promptly notify RecourseLink of subpoenas, court orders, regulator requests, bar requests, security incidents, or third-party demands seeking RecourseLink confidential information or platform data.
Attorney must seek confidential treatment or protective handling where lawful and practical.
Operational notices may be delivered through the platform, account email, billing portal, or other contact information associated with the attorney account.

16. Electronic Records, Versioning, and Survival

Attorney agrees that electronic acceptance, checkbox acceptance, account-authenticated acceptance, clickwrap acceptance, and electronic records may evidence assent to this Agreement.
RecourseLink may record the accepted version, acceptance time, user account, agreement URL, agreement text hash, checkbox text, and non-sensitive acceptance metadata. RecourseLink must not store consumer PII, evidence, payment card data, or private facts in the attorney terms acceptance record.
Confidentiality, trade-secret, IP ownership, data-use restrictions, anti-circumvention, audit, payment obligations, disclaimers, liability limits, indemnity, legal-process, and dispute-related provisions survive termination.

17. Governing Law, Venue, Severability, and Updates

Any governing-law, venue, arbitration, class-waiver, or dispute-resolution term applies only if it is included in the version accepted by the attorney or otherwise required by applicable law. If a future version adds or changes a dispute-resolution term, RecourseLink may require renewed acceptance before continued protected portal/API use.
If a provision is unenforceable, it should be narrowed to the minimum extent necessary and the remainder should remain in effect.
RecourseLink may update the Agreement by publishing a new version and requiring attorney acceptance before continued protected portal/API use.

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