Service provider
Services are provided by Ansh Khandelwal, trading as JurisLab, a sole proprietor. References to JurisLab in these terms mean Ansh Khandelwal trading under that name.
Website use
Use the website’s information, Research Beta and study tools for their stated purposes. Access only accounts, systems and material you are authorised to use. Do not attempt to bypass access controls or obtain another person’s records.
Agreeing paid work
We use one standard engagement agreement for every firm. Paid services begin after both parties sign it. It identifies the contracting parties and records the scope, deliverables, fees, payment schedule, acceptance checks, training and support arrangements. Changes to that scope require written agreement. Website examples are starting points for scoping, rather than a commitment to deliver a particular result or feature.
Accounts, permissions and third-party costs
The firm provides authorised access to its chosen paid ChatGPT or Claude account and the tools required for the agreed workflow. Client data must not be entered into free AI tiers. The firm must have permission to use the supplied formats, documents and other material. Applicable provider terms and licences continue to apply. Any provider subscriptions, usage charges or other third-party costs are identified in the engagement agreement.
Confidentiality and data processing
Initial conversations use sanitised samples only. Each engagement gets a written data-processing agreement before client data is handled. JurisLab acts as the firm’s processor under documented instructions, using the agreed accounts and tools. JurisLab does not keep client documents by default; any separate copy and its access, retention and deletion arrangements must be agreed in writing. The firm is the data fiduciary/controller. Client files held by JurisLab are deleted within 30 days after the engagement ends, including working copies and backups under our control. The firm controls its original records and accounts; provider-held copies follow the provider’s terms and settings.
Testing, review and approval
The workflow and acceptance checks are tested on sanitised samples before use with live client material. A lawyer at the firm reviews every output before it is sent or filed. The firm approves final communications, filings and other actions. Source checks and automation do not themselves confirm a fact, legal position or deadline.
Firm materials and deliverables
The firm’s existing documents, data and formats remain subject to their existing ownership and permissions. Rights to custom deliverables, licences for any pre-existing components and permitted reuse are recorded in the engagement agreement.
Changes, support and ending an engagement
Payment, changes, cancellation, refunds and handover arrangements are set out in the signed engagement agreement. Provider changes or availability can affect a workflow; testing, maintenance and support responsibilities are agreed for that engagement. The agreement also sets out each party’s responsibilities and the process for resolving service issues.
Liability
To the extent permitted by applicable law, JurisLab’s total liability to a client arising out of these terms or the services is limited to the total fees the client paid JurisLab in the 3 months immediately before the claim. This is a monetary cap, not a deadline for bringing a claim.
Governing law and jurisdiction
These terms and the paid services are governed by the law of India. The competent courts at Mumbai have exclusive jurisdiction.
Contact
Questions about these terms may be sent to anshkhandelwal0323@gmail.com. Do not include confidential matter material in an ordinary email.