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Terms, privacy and disclaimer — the three documents that say what this service is and is not.

Last updated: 27 September 2026

The documents

Terms of Use

The agreement between you and Portable Lawyer: what the service is, the rules for using it, what you may do with the text of the law, and the limits of our liability. The text of the law is free and is never charged for.

Privacy Policy

What we collect and why: account details and how passwords are stored, what happens to your questions and to documents you upload, that OpenAI and Vercel process data for us, what we do not collect, and how to ask us to delete it.

Disclaimer

The plainest statement of the limits: we are not a law firm, AI can be wrong, the transcription is not official and should be checked against the gazette, and the constitutional text is free and always will be.

All three are written to be read by a person rather than to be defensible in the abstract, and each one says plainly what we know and what we have not yet been able to confirm.

Portable Lawyer publishes the text of the law free of charge and does not sell it. Nothing on this site is legal advice.

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