Terms of Service
1. Who we are
Landmark Law Partners, LLC (“Landmark,” “we,” “our,” or “us”) is an Arizona Alternative Business Structure. We are a consumer-protection law firm. These Terms of Service (“Terms”) govern your use of landmarklawpartners.com and any related Landmark pages (the “Site”), and your communications with Landmark about a possible TCPA or related claim (together, the “Services”).
Speechbolt is a separate app. Speechbolt captures call and message records on the consumer’s phone. Landmark is the law firm. Landmark and Speechbolt share an owner. Nothing on the Site makes Speechbolt a law firm, and nothing on the Site makes Landmark the Speechbolt app.
By using the Site or contacting us, you agree to these Terms. If you do not agree, do not use the Site or submit information to Landmark.
2. No attorney-client relationship without a signed agreement
Using the Site, calling or emailing us, or submitting a Speechbolt record for review does not create an attorney-client relationship. It does not mean Landmark represents you.
An attorney-client relationship exists only after:
- Landmark agrees to represent you; and
- you and Landmark sign a written engagement or representation agreement that says we represent you.
Until then:
- everything on the Site and in early communications is general information;
- information you send may not be privileged or confidential in the way a client’s information is;
- Landmark has no duty to take a case, file a claim, or meet a deadline for you; and
- you should not wait on us before protecting a statute of limitations.
3. This Site is general information, not legal advice
The Site is attorney advertising. It is not legal advice. TCPA statutory amounts (including $500 per qualifying violation, and up to $1,500 when a court finds a violation willful or knowing) describe what the law may allow. They are not a promise that you have a claim or that you will recover any amount. Facts, consent, call type, caller identity, timing, and other details matter. An annoying call alone does not establish a claim.
4. Eligibility
To use the Site or ask Landmark to review a record, you must:
- be at least 18 years old;
- be a United States resident; and
- have legal capacity to enter a contract.
You represent that information you provide is true, accurate, and yours. Do not impersonate anyone or submit another person’s records without authority.
5. What Landmark does
Landmark reviews consumer records that people choose to submit and decides whether the firm can help with a possible claim under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act and related consumer-protection laws. If Landmark represents you, that work may include investigating the record, evaluating the facts against the law, and pursuing a claim where Landmark believes it is appropriate.
Landmark may decline any matter. Landmark may, where permitted and in your interest, work with co-counsel or refer a matter to another firm. Any such step is subject to applicable ethics rules and, where required, your consent.
If Landmark represents you, the fee is contingency: Landmark is paid only if there is a recovery, on the terms in your written agreement. Review of a submitted record is at no charge. Submitting a record costs nothing.
6. Speechbolt records
Landmark does not pull records off your phone. Speechbolt is the log. If you want Landmark to look, you choose which records to send. Only what you submit leaves the phone for Landmark’s review.
Use of Speechbolt is governed by Speechbolt’s own terms and privacy policy, not these Terms. Get Speechbolt on the Site sends you to speechbolt.ai. Landmark does not promise that Speechbolt will be available, free, or suitable for you.
Other law firms may also use Speechbolt with their own clients. This Site is Landmark’s Site. Other firms have their own terms.
7. No guarantee of results
Every matter is different. Outcomes depend on the facts, the evidence, the law, and third parties. Past results do not predict future results. Nothing on the Site, in an ad, or in a conversation is a promise of success, of a filing, or of a dollar amount.
8. Your responsibilities
You agree that you will:
- provide complete, current, and accurate information;
- not submit false, altered, or fabricated records;
- not use the Site for unlawful, abusive, or fraudulent purposes;
- not try to break, scrape, or overload the Site; and
- comply with applicable law.
Landmark may refuse, suspend, or stop communications if we believe these Terms were violated.
9. How we may contact you
If you give Landmark a phone number or email address, you consent to Landmark contacting you about your inquiry or a possible matter by phone call, email, or postal mail. Landmark does not send SMS or MMS marketing or case alerts. Consent to marketing is not required to ask Landmark to review a record.
You may ask us to stop non-essential contact by emailing contact@landmarklawpartners.com or calling 602-536-0688. We may still contact you when needed about a request you made or a matter we have agreed to handle.
10. Confidentiality before and after engagement
Landmark treats inquiries with care. Information sent before a signed engagement agreement is not automatically protected by attorney-client privilege. Once you are a client under a signed agreement, communications and client information are handled under applicable ethics and privilege rules. How we handle personal data is described in our Privacy Policy, which is part of these Terms.
11. Intellectual property
Site content, names, and design are owned by Landmark or its licensors. You may not copy the Site for commercial use. You may print or save pages for personal use while evaluating Landmark.
12. Disclaimer of warranties
The Site and Services are provided “as is” and “as available.” Landmark does not warrant that the Site is accurate, complete, secure, or uninterrupted, or that it is fit for a particular purpose, except where the law does not allow that disclaimer.
13. Limitation of liability
To the fullest extent the law allows, Landmark, its lawyers, staff, members, and contractors are not liable for indirect, incidental, consequential, special, or punitive damages arising from the Site or from information on it. If liability is found despite this section, Landmark’s total liability related to the Site is limited to $100 or the amount you paid Landmark for the Site (if any), whichever is greater. This limit does not apply to the extent Arizona law forbids it, and it does not rewrite a signed engagement agreement.
14. Third-party sites
The Site may link to Speechbolt and other third-party sites. Landmark does not control those sites and is not responsible for their content or policies. Review their terms and privacy notices before you use them.
15. Electronic communications
You consent to receive notices from Landmark electronically, including by email and by posting on the Site. Electronic records and signatures have the same effect as paper where the law allows. Landmark does not use SMS as a notice channel.
16. Changes
We may update these Terms. The effective date at the top will change. Continued use of the Site after a change means you accept the updated Terms.
17. Governing law
These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Arizona, without regard to conflict of law rules. You agree that state or federal courts in Maricopa County, Arizona are the exclusive venue for disputes about the Site or these Terms, except where a signed engagement agreement says otherwise.
18. Severability and entire agreement
If a provision is unenforceable, the rest remains in effect. These Terms, the Privacy Policy, and any signed engagement agreement (if you have one) are the entire agreement about the Site. A signed engagement agreement controls if it conflicts with these Terms as to Landmark’s representation of you.
19. Contact
Landmark Law Partners, LLC
4539 N 22nd St Ste N
Phoenix, AZ 85016
Phone: 602-536-0688
Email: contact@landmarklawpartners.com
Attorney advertising. Landmark Law Partners, LLC is an Arizona Alternative Business Structure. This page is general information, not legal advice. Contacting Landmark or submitting a record does not create an attorney-client relationship. Speechbolt is the app. Landmark is the consumer-protection law firm. They share an owner. Consumers choose whether to share a Speechbolt record with Landmark for review.