This Legal Notice governs access to and use of the website liberatoconsultinggroup.com, in compliance with Spain’s Law 34/2002 on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (LSSI-CE) and other applicable law.
1. Owner identification
In accordance with Article 10 of Spain’s LSSI-CE, the owner of this site is Liberato Consulting Group, with an office in Madrid (Spain) and an office in Glasgow (United Kingdom). Contact: [email protected]. Website: liberatoconsultinggroup.com.
2. Purpose and acceptance
Accessing and browsing the site makes you a user and implies acceptance of this Legal Notice. If you do not agree, please do not use the site.
3. Conditions of use
You agree to use the site lawfully, without damaging, overloading or disabling its systems or infringing third-party rights. The information on the site is general and informational in nature.
4. Intellectual property
The site’s content (text, design, logos, the "Liberato Consulting Group" brand, graphics and code) belongs to Liberato or to licensed third parties and is protected. Reproduction, distribution or transformation without express authorisation is not permitted.
5. Disclaimer
The site content does not constitute professional, legal, financial or recruitment advice, nor does it guarantee any outcome. To the extent permitted by law, Liberato is not liable for damages arising from use of, or inability to access, the site, nor for its continuous availability.
6. Third-party links
The site may contain links to third parties (e.g. Calendly). We are not responsible for their content or policies; their use is governed by their own terms.
7. Data protection
The processing of personal data is governed by our Privacy Policy and our Cookie Policy.
8. Governing law and jurisdiction
This Legal Notice is governed by Spanish law. For the resolution of disputes, the parties submit to the courts that apply under the law, without prejudice to the rights afforded to consumers.
9. Changes and severability
Liberato may amend this Legal Notice. If any clause is declared void, the remainder will stay in force.