Terms of Service

1. Acceptance of Terms

By accessing and using the services provided by DmarCC ("Company," "we," "us," or "our"), you ("Client," "you," or "your") acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agree to be bound by these Terms of Service ("Terms"). These Terms constitute a legally binding agreement between you and DmarCC regarding your use of our fraud representation and legal protection services in Canada.

If you do not agree with any part of these Terms, you must not use our services. Your continued use of our services following any modifications to these Terms will constitute your acceptance of such modifications.

2. Service Description

DmarCC provides comprehensive legal representation and consultation services specifically focused on fraud cases within Canadian jurisdiction. Our services include but are not limited to:

• Legal consultation for fraud victims seeking compensation for damages
• Representation in court proceedings related to fraudulent schemes
• Legal assistance in recovery of damages from financial deception
• Protection of rights for victims of internet-based fraudulent activities
• Criminal case support and legal guidance throughout proceedings

3. Client Responsibilities and Obligations

As a client of DmarCC, you agree to fulfill certain responsibilities essential for effective legal representation. You must provide complete, accurate, and truthful information regarding your case circumstances, including all relevant documentation, evidence, and details pertaining to the fraudulent activities you have experienced.

You are required to cooperate fully with our legal team, respond promptly to requests for information or documentation, and maintain confidentiality regarding sensitive case details as advised by your assigned counsel. Additionally, you must comply with all applicable laws and regulations throughout the duration of our professional relationship.

4. Fee Structure and Payment Terms

Our fee structure is designed to provide transparent and fair compensation for legal services rendered. Consultation fees, retainer amounts, and hourly rates will be clearly outlined in your individual service agreement. Payment terms typically require an initial retainer upon engagement, with subsequent billing occurring monthly or as specified in your contract.

All fees are due within thirty (30) days of invoice date unless alternative arrangements have been made in writing. Late payments may incur additional charges as permitted by law. In cases involving recovery of damages from fraud, contingency fee arrangements may be available and will be detailed in a separate agreement.

Payment Methods Accepted

5. Confidentiality and Attorney-Client Privilege

DmarCC maintains the highest standards of confidentiality in accordance with Canadian legal professional standards and attorney-client privilege requirements. All information shared during consultations, case preparation, and legal proceedings remains strictly confidential and protected under applicable privacy legislation.

We implement comprehensive security measures to protect client information, including secure document storage systems, encrypted communications, and restricted access protocols. Our commitment to confidentiality extends beyond the conclusion of your case and remains in effect indefinitely unless specifically waived by you in writing or as required by law.

6. Limitation of Liability and Disclaimers

While DmarCC strives to provide exceptional legal representation and achieve favorable outcomes for our clients, we cannot guarantee specific results in any legal matter. The practice of law involves inherent uncertainties, and case outcomes depend on numerous factors including evidence quality, witness cooperation, judicial decisions, and opposing party actions.

Our liability is limited to the extent permitted by law and professional regulations. We maintain professional liability insurance as required by the Law Society and will exercise reasonable care and skill in providing legal services. However, we cannot be held responsible for outcomes beyond our reasonable control or for damages resulting from client non-compliance with legal advice or procedural requirements.

Important Legal Disclaimers

7. Termination of Services

Either party may terminate the attorney-client relationship upon written notice, subject to professional obligations and ethical requirements. Clients have the right to terminate representation at any time, while DmarCC may withdraw from representation in accordance with Law Society rules and professional conduct guidelines.

Upon termination, all outstanding fees become immediately due and payable. We will provide reasonable assistance in transitioning your case to new counsel if requested, including transfer of client files and case materials. Confidentiality obligations continue indefinitely following termination of the attorney-client relationship.

8. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution

These Terms of Service are governed by the laws of Canada and the applicable provincial jurisdiction where services are provided. Any disputes arising from these Terms or our professional relationship will be resolved through the appropriate legal channels, including mediation or arbitration when suitable.

Clients retain the right to file complaints with the relevant Law Society if professional conduct concerns arise. We encourage open communication to resolve any issues promptly and maintain positive client relationships throughout our engagement.

9. Modifications and Updates

DmarCC reserves the right to modify these Terms of Service as necessary to reflect changes in legal requirements, professional standards, or business practices. Significant modifications will be communicated to active clients through written notice, allowing reasonable time for review and acceptance.

Continued use of our services following notification of Terms modifications constitutes acceptance of the updated Terms. Clients who do not agree with modifications may terminate the attorney-client relationship in accordance with the termination provisions outlined above.