TERMS OF USE

Welcome to the WebelLaw.com website (hereinafter referred to as "Website," "we," "us," or "our"). This Website is owned and operated by Webel Law, PLLC (hereinafter referred to as "Webel Law, PLLC"), a professional limited liability company, which provides legal services in multiple states. Please read the Disclaimer, Terms of Use, and Privacy Policy before each visit and use of this site as they identify what visitors (hereinafter referred to as "visitor," "visitors," "user," "users," "you," "your," or "they") can expect and the conditions under which they must agree to be bound to continue using this Website.

The Terms of Use below, along with the Disclaimer and Privacy Policy, identify what you can expect from this Website and the terms you agree to be bound.

These Terms of Use constitute a binding agreement between you and Webel Law, PLLC.

Your Agreement
By visiting any part of this Website, you are agreeing that you have read, understood, and agree to be bound by all Disclaimers, Terms of Use, and Privacy Policies and to follow all applicable laws. You agree to not use this Website or its content where unlawful or when prohibited by this Website's Disclaimer, Terms of Use, Privacy Policy, or applicable laws. If your agreement is not given, you are prohibited from accessing the Website and should leave immediately. You agree to not use this Website or content in any manner that could damage, disable, overburden, or impair any of Webel Law, PLLC's equipment, or interfere with any other party's use of this Website. You agree not to attempt to gain access to any portion of the Website or any of its contents without permission. You agree that your access to this Website is limited, nonexclusive, and revocable at the sole decision of Webel Law, PLLC. You agree to not use this Website or its content for non-personal or commercial use without written consent from Webel Law, PLLC.

Webel Law, PLLC grants a limited, nonexclusive, and revocable right to you to create a hyperlink to this Website so long as the link for the website from which it is linked does not portray Webel Law, PLLC, its employees, partners, or others, its services, or its products in a false, misleading, derogatory, negative, or otherwise offensive manner as long as you agree to disable and permanently remove the hyperlink upon request immediately.

Your Responsibility for Updates
Webel Law, PLLC may modify the Website at any time for any reason without notice. It is your obligation to read and be aware of all updates made to this Website.

Website Access
Access to this Website may be interrupted. The Website's content may also be outdated, inaccurate, or incomplete. The Website may contain defects, viruses, or other harmful components. Always scan for computers, tablets, phones, or Another device for viruses or otherwise to protect it with the latest technology or software. You should always have a complete and current backup of your data and documents. Webel Law, PLLC disclaims any liability for the need for services or replacing equipment, data, or documents resulting from your use of this Website. Webel Law, PLLC will not be liable if this Website is unavailable at any time and does not warrant that this Website operates free of errors.

Security
You are solely responsible for the security, confidentiality, integrity, and use of communications to Webel Law, PLLC. Communications of any type sent to Webel Law, PLLC through this Website or otherwise, including inquiries, data, comments, suggestions, inquiries, surveys, etc., are not confidential and are not proprietary. Do not send communications containing confidential information through the Website because their confidentiality may be lost. All communications received are the exclusive property of Webel Law, PLLC, unless otherwise set forth in Webel Law, PLLC's Privacy Policy. Webel Law, PLLC will not compensate for any communications received.

Do not send Webel Law, PLLC any confidential, privileged, or sensitive content until after a formal written legal engagement is entered into between you and Webel Law, PLLC. Furthermore, before emailing or sending any privileged, sensitive, or confidential content, contact Webel Law, PLLC, to arrange appropriate measures. WARNING: Emails and other communications sent to Webel Law, PLLC is not secure and may be intercepted by a third party who is under no legal, ethical, moral, or other obligation to keep such communication confidential. You have no expectation of this Website.

Copyright
The Website is owned by Webel Law, PLLC. The Website is protected by copyright, trademark, and other intellectual property laws of the United States and international conventions. Access to this Website is not permission to use the Website or its content. Without written permission from Webel Law, PLLC, no one is authorized to use or reproduce The content of this Website.

Agreeing to and complying with this Website's Disclaimer, Terms of Use, and Privacy Policy authorizes you to view the Website and print a single copy of the Website for personal use. Any copy of the Website must include all copyright, trademark, and other intellectual property notices.

Webel Law, PLLC reserves the right to reject requests to use this Website or any content for any reason.

Webel Law, PLLC is not responsible for any loss or damage from using this Website or its content.

Webel Law, PLLC cooperates with all legal requirements and court orders requiring us to disclose the identity of a person or other details about the use, posting to, or communication from this Website.

Prohibited Uses
Without express written prior consent from Webel Law, PLLC, you are expressly prohibited from using this Website or its content for anything that Webel Law, PLLC may deem to be:

• Unsolicited messages, chain letters, advertisements, solicitations, or commercial email
• Communications or postings without prior written permission from Webel Law, PLLC
• Communications or postings that may be abusive, discriminatory, obscene, pornographic, defamatory, harassing; grossly offensive, inciting hatred, vulgar, threatening, malicious, in breach of confidentiality or privacy, cause annoyance or inconvenience, violate civil liabilities, encourage criminal activity, or in violation of a law
• Computer viruses, Trojan horses, corrupted data, or other potentially harmful software or data
• Modifying, downloading (other than page caching), reproducing, printing (other than a single copy for personal, non-commercial use), copying, or reselling this Website or any of its content
• Copy or download information for the benefit of a third party
• Enable high volume, automated, electronic processes to the Website or content
• Use any robot, spider, data miner, crawler, scraper, or other automated means to access or index this Website or its content
• Interfere or attempt to interfere with the proper working of this Website or its content
• Compile, repackage, disseminate, or otherwise use information or data extracted from this Website or its content
• Anything in conflict with Webel Law, PLLC's interpretation of this Website"s Disclaimer, Terms of Use, or Privacy Policy

Digital Millennium Copyright Act
You agree not to transfer any content or communication that violates or infringes on the rights of anyone. Webel Law, PLLC does not permit materials known to infringe on rights to appear on the Website once it has been brought to the attention of Webel Law, PLLC. Webel Law, PLLC tries to obtain permission for the content on this Website. If you believe content on this Website infringes a right, please contact Webel Law, PLLC immediately. Webel Law, PLLC has registered an agent to receive property rights claims, as required by the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). See 17 U.S.C. 512(c)(3) for more information.

Send any notifications of alleged intellectual property right infringement to Webel Law, PLLC's Designated Agent at:

Webmaster
Webel Law, PLLC
353 Fifth Avenue, Floor 4
New York, NY 10017

Distracted Use Prohibited
Do not use this Website when it may distract or preoccupy you or when it may be dangerous to yourself or others.

Hyperlinks
Hyperlinks on this Website are a courtesy and link to outside third parties. Webel Law, PLLC does not endorse third parties and has no control over the linked organizations, information, services, or products. Webel Law, PLLC is not responsible for any loss or damage from your use of a hyperlink on this Website.

Google Translator
This website was written in English, but Google Translator is made available to translate into more than 100 languages. Google Translator is provided by a third party, so Webel Law, PLLC has not control over its translations. GOOGLE TRANSLATOR IS NOT ALWAYS ACCURATE. Users of Google Translator agree that information may be lost, added, or changed and agree to seek compentent, professional legal experts before relying on transations.

Governing Law
This Website is not intended for use by visitors outside the United States of America or jurisdictions where Webel Law, PLLC does not represent clients.

Applicable Law
All questions involving the construction, validity, and interpretation of this Website or its Disclaimer, Terms of Use, Privacy Policy, and their obligations are governed by the laws of the State of New York.

Jurisdiction
All claims, disputes, or controversy at law arising out of this Website, its Disclaimer, Terms of Use, or Privacy Policy will be resolved by arbitration conducted in Manhattan County, in the state of New York, in the English language, and under the commercial arbitration rules of the American Arbitration Association.

Dispute Resolution
All decisions of the Arbitrator shall be final and binding on all parties. Any application to confirm, vacate, or modify an Arbitrator's award shall be to a court in New York County in the State of New York. Webel Law, PLLC shall be entitled to seek and obtain remedies from a court of jurisdiction at any time, including reasonable attorney's fees. The cost of the arbitration is split equally by the parties.

Webel Law, PLLC's Option to Litigate
Alternatively, at Webel Law, PLLC's sole option, a claim may be adjudicated by a court of competent jurisdiction in New York.

Severability
These Terms of Use are intended to be severable. If any provision or provisions of the Disclaimer, Terms of Use, or Privacy Policy is unlawful, void, severable, invalid, unenforceable, or illegal; the remaining provision or provisions will be enforced to the extent permissible, and all other provisions will remain fully enforceable and effective.

Notice
You consent to Notice by email to the last known email address. Webel Law, PLLC does not consent to Notice by email.

Indemnification
You agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Webel Law, PLLC, from and against actions, damage, claims, liabilities, and settlements, costs, legal fees, or other fees resulting from or alleged to result from your access to and use of this Website or your violation of this Website's Disclaimer, Terms of Use, Privacy Policy, or any right.

Updated: April 20, 2026