Engagement Terms

The use of this website does not create a professional relationship between you and our firm. A formal client engagement begins only after both parties have reviewed, agreed to, and signed an engagement letter outlining the services to be provided. Until such agreement is executed, no professional advice or services are being delivered.

The engagement letter will specify the scope of services, responsibilities of both parties, timelines, and fees associated with the work. It is essential that clients review this document carefully to understand what is included and what may require additional authorization or billing.

Any discussions, consultations, or inquiries made prior to the execution of the engagement letter are considered preliminary and do not constitute formal advice. We may provide general information during these early communications, but such information is not a substitute for professional guidance tailored to your specific needs.

Clients are responsible for providing accurate, complete, and timely information necessary for us to perform services effectively. Failure to do so may impact the quality of the work, cause delays, or result in additional fees. We cannot be held liable for outcomes based on incomplete or misleading information provided by the client.

The engagement letter may include limitations, assumptions, or specific boundaries that define the scope of the work. Services not included within the defined scope will require a new agreement or an amendment to the existing engagement letter. This ensures clarity and transparency for all parties involved.

Either party may terminate the engagement in accordance with the terms outlined in the engagement letter. Termination may occur for various reasons, including nonpayment, lack of cooperation, or changes in circumstances that affect the ability to perform the services. Upon termination, clients remain responsible for payment of all work performed up to that point.

Fees for services are typically based on the complexity of the engagement, the time required, and the expertise involved. The engagement letter will explain the billing structure, payment terms, and circumstances under which additional charges may apply. Clients should review these details carefully.

By proceeding with our services, clients acknowledge and agree to the terms outlined in the engagement letter. These terms establish the foundation for a professional, transparent relationship designed to ensure quality service and proper alignment of expectations.