AI Assisted Dispute Resolution Terms

1. Introduction

The eLegum platform, developed and operated by TrueLegum LLP, provides technology tools designed to assist users in exploring options for resolving disputes.

These tools may include AI-assisted analysis, document drafting, negotiation guidance, and dispute preparation tools.

These services are collectively referred to as AI-Assisted Dispute Resolution Services.

2. Nature of Services

The AI-Assisted Dispute Resolution tools available on the platform are intended to help users:

• Understand potential legal issues
• Explore dispute resolution options
• Draft communication or notices
• Prepare negotiation strategies
• Organize case information

These tools are designed to assist users in resolving disputes more efficiently.

3. Not Arbitration or Mediation

The services provided by the eLegum platform:

• Do not constitute arbitration
• Do not constitute mediation
• Do not constitute adjudication

The platform does not act as an arbitrator, mediator, judge, or legal authority.

No decisions generated by the platform are binding on any party.

4. AI-Assisted Guidance

AI-generated insights may include:

• Possible legal interpretations
• Draft responses
• Suggested negotiation approaches
• Draft settlement proposals

These outputs are generated automatically using artificial intelligence and are intended only as guidance.

Users remain responsible for evaluating and using these suggestions.

5. No Legal Determination

The platform does not determine:

• Liability
• Legal responsibility
• Damages
• Legal rights of parties

Any final dispute resolution must occur through:

• Mutual agreement between parties
• Professional legal advice
• Courts or legally recognized dispute resolution bodies

6. Role of Advocates

Users may choose to consult advocates through the platform.

Advocates may assist with:

• Legal advice
• Case strategy
• Formal dispute resolution processes

Advocates operate independently and are not employees of the platform.

7. User Responsibility

Users are responsible for:

• Verifying AI-generated suggestions
• Deciding whether to act on any recommendations
• Seeking professional advice when necessary

The platform provides tools and assistance, not legal determinations.

8. Limitation of Liability

TrueLegum LLP and the eLegum platform shall not be liable for:

• Outcomes of disputes
• Decisions made by users based on AI-generated information
• Negotiations conducted between parties
• Agreements reached between parties

Users use the platform at their own discretion.

9. Confidentiality

Users should avoid submitting sensitive or confidential information unless necessary.

While the platform implements reasonable security measures, users remain responsible for protecting confidential data.

10. Platform Role

eLegum serves as a technology platform to assist dispute understanding and preparation.

The platform does not represent any party in a dispute.

11. Changes to Terms

TrueLegum LLP reserves the right to modify these terms periodically.

Continued use of the platform after updates constitutes acceptance of the revised terms.