General terms

Services and resources offered by CoraTlegal are intended for corporate clients, founders, and authorized representatives of technology companies able to form binding contracts under applicable law. You represent and warrant that you are authorized to act on behalf of any entity you represent when using CoraTlegal services.

Users must be of legal age to form a binding contract in their jurisdiction. If you are under the applicable age, you may access only with involvement of a parent or legal guardian who can lawfully enter into these Terms.

You agree to use CoraTlegal services lawfully and not to engage in conduct that facilitates unlawful activity. CoraTlegal reserves the right to decline or terminate services where use appears inconsistent with legal or ethical obligations.

Access to CoraTlegal services may be restricted in certain jurisdictions. Services are provided from Malaysia and governed by Malaysian law; users are responsible for ensuring compliance with local laws where they operate.

To engage certain services or client portals, registration or an engagement agreement may be required. The account holder must provide accurate company and contact information and keep it up to date.

Information provided during onboarding must be true, complete, and accurate. CoraTlegal may suspend services or withhold deliverables if required information is not provided or is false.

Account credentials and access details must be kept secure. Do not share passwords. You are responsible for activity occurring under your account, except for actions demonstrably caused by CoraTlegal.

Accounts, subscriptions, and rights granted under these Terms are personal and non-transferable without prior written consent from CoraTlegal.

If you suspect unauthorized access to your account, notify CoraTlegal immediately using the contact details provided. Prompt notification helps mitigate risks and allows CoraTlegal to take corrective measures.

CoraTlegal may suspend access to services where required for security, compliance, or due to breach of these Terms. Notice will be provided where feasible unless emergency action is required.

CoraTlegal provides legal consulting, compliance advisory, contract review, IP assistance, data protection guidance, and related professional services tailored to technology companies. Specific scope, deliverables, timelines, and fees are set out in written engagement agreements. Advice is provided based on information supplied by the client and applicable law at the time of engagement.

Project scope or service offerings may be modified by mutual agreement. CoraTlegal will document changes in writing via an engagement amendment, email confirmation, or updated statement of work.

CoraTlegal will use reasonable efforts to make services available but does not control third-party delays or force majeure events. Availability of specific consultancy personnel is subject to scheduling and prior commitments.

Clients and users must follow reasonable standards of conduct when interacting with CoraTlegal resources, personnel, and platforms. Prohibited conduct includes but is not limited to:

• Using services to facilitate illegal activities or to perpetrate fraud.
• Submitting knowingly false, misleading, or defamatory information.
• Attempting to interfere with or disrupt CoraTlegal systems or communications.
• Impersonation of CoraTlegal personnel or misrepresenting authority.
• Sharing confidential access credentials or facilitating unauthorized access.
• Circumventing professional engagement requirements or billing processes.
• Using content obtained from CoraTlegal in a manner that violates third-party rights or applicable law.

Clients may provide documents, data, and other materials necessary for CoraTlegal to perform services. Such materials should be accurate and provided in a timely manner.

Clients retain ownership of materials they supply to CoraTlegal. CoraTlegal retains ownership of templates, methodologies, and internal materials created prior to or independent of a client engagement.

By providing materials to CoraTlegal, you grant CoraTlegal a non-exclusive, revocable license to use, copy, and process the materials solely to provide agreed services. This license is limited to purposes of delivering professional services and will be terminated or adjusted as set out in the engagement agreement.

Clients are responsible for obtaining necessary rights and consents for data and materials supplied to CoraTlegal. CoraTlegal is not responsible for third-party claims arising from client-supplied content that breaches rights or law.

Requests to remove client-supplied materials will be handled in accordance with the engagement agreement and applicable legal obligations. Removal may be subject to retention required for legal, regulatory, or billing reasons.

CoraTlegal respects intellectual property rights. Deliverables created specifically for a client under a paid engagement will have ownership and licensing terms set out in the engagement agreement. Pre-existing CoraTlegal materials and tools remain the property of CoraTlegal unless expressly assigned in writing.

• Do not reproduce or redistribute CoraTlegal proprietary templates or training materials without written permission.
• Client may not claim CoraTlegal-originated methodologies as their own intellectual property without a written assignment.
• Permitted use of deliverables is limited to the scope set out in the engagement agreement and does not extend to resale or sublicense unless agreed.

CoraTlegal charges fees for professional services. Fees are described in proposals, engagement letters, or statements of work. Fees reflect the scope, complexity, and expertise required for each engagement.

Pricing may be fixed, hourly, or milestone-based as agreed. Estimates provided are indicative and subject to change if the scope or assumptions change. Material scope changes will be documented and may affect total fees.

Invoices are payable as set out in the engagement agreement. Accepted payment methods include bank transfer and other methods specified in invoicing materials. Late payments may incur interest as permitted by law and as specified in the engagement agreement.

Where subscription or retainer arrangements are agreed, terms including renewal, billing frequency, and termination rights will be set out in the written subscription agreement.

Refunds are handled on a case-by-case basis in accordance with the engagement agreement and applicable law. Fees for work already performed or services delivered are generally non-refundable; any refund consideration will be assessed taking into account the extent of services rendered.

Clients may cancel engagements in accordance with notice and termination provisions in the engagement agreement. Cancellation may trigger fees for work performed up to the cancellation date and reasonable wind-down costs.

Fees may be quoted exclusive of taxes. Clients are responsible for applicable taxes, duties, or charges imposed by local authorities, unless otherwise stated.

CoraTlegal may revise pricing for new engagements. Existing agreed fees remain subject to the terms of the relevant engagement agreement unless otherwise agreed in writing.

Non-payment may result in suspension of services, collection actions, or termination of the engagement consistent with applicable law and the engagement agreement.

Information provided by CoraTlegal is for general informational purposes and professional guidance tailored to a client's instructions. It does not substitute for specific legal advice on undisclosed facts or circumstances. CoraTlegal does not accept responsibility for actions taken by third parties based solely on information from the website.

To the extent permitted by law, CoraTlegal's liability arising out of or in connection with services or use of the site is limited to direct damages up to an amount equal to fees paid for the specific service that is the subject of the claim. CoraTlegal is not liable for indirect, special, consequential, or punitive damages. This limitation is subject to mandatory legal protections and does not seek to exclude liability that cannot be limited by applicable law.

CoraTlegal may engage third-party service providers or rely on external data sources to deliver services. Use of third-party tools is subject to the third party's terms and CoraTlegal's subcontracting arrangements as described in engagement documents. CoraTlegal is not responsible for third-party acts outside the scope of its control.

Either party may terminate an engagement as provided in the engagement agreement. Termination may be for convenience or for cause, subject to any notice periods and payment obligations described in the agreement.

On termination, outstanding fees and expenses incurred up to the termination date are payable. CoraTlegal will return or securely destroy client materials in accordance with the engagement agreement and legal retention requirements, subject to any right to retain copies for archive or compliance needs.

CoraTlegal processes personal data in accordance with its privacy statement and applicable laws. Data processing necessary to perform services or comply with legal obligations is conducted under lawful bases described in the privacy policy. Clients and users should review CoraTlegal's privacy notice for full details on handling of personal data.

Official communications may be sent by CoraTlegal to the contact details provided in the engagement agreement. Electronic communications such as email are not guaranteed to be secure; confidential information should be transmitted according to agreed secure channels where appropriate.

CoraTlegal may update these Terms from time to time. For material changes, CoraTlegal will provide notice via the website or direct communication. Continued use of services after a change indicates acceptance of the updated Terms.

These Terms are governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Malaysia. Any disputes arising under or in connection with these Terms will be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts located in Johor, Malaysia, unless otherwise agreed in writing.

Parties will attempt to resolve disputes through good faith discussions. If unresolved, disputes may proceed to mediation or the courts as set out in the governing law clause. Each party retains the right to seek urgent equitable relief where necessary.