MeshLaw
Legal Notice

Terms of Service

Last revised: 2026-05-02

Article 1 (Purpose)

The purpose of these Terms is to set out the rights, obligations, and responsibilities between MeshLaw (hereinafter the "Company") and users (hereinafter "Members") in relation to the use of the legal workspace service (hereinafter the "Service") provided by the Company.

Article 2 (Definitions)

  • "Service" means all functions provided by the Company, including case management, the AI assistant, document drafting, and e-litigation integration.
  • "Member" means an individual or organization that has agreed to these Terms and been granted eligibility to use the Service.
  • "Matter" means a case-level workspace registered by a Member within the Service.

Article 3 (Posting and Amendment of the Terms)

The Company posts these Terms on the Service screen so that Members can easily review them. The Company may amend these Terms to the extent that it does not violate applicable laws, and will give notice from 30 days prior to the effective date of any amendment.

Article 4 (Application for and Acceptance of Use)

A person wishing to use the Service applies using the form designated by the Company, and the use contract is formed when the Company accepts the application. The Company may refuse an application for use where identity verification is difficult or where false information has been provided, among other cases.

Article 5 (Provision and Modification of the Service)

  • The Company provides the Service to Members in accordance with these Terms and the separately specified plans.
  • The Company may modify part of the Service as required for operational or technical reasons, and will give advance notice of significant changes.
  • The Service may be temporarily suspended during regular maintenance or system failures.

Article 6 (Fees and Payment)

  • The fees, payment methods, and billing cycles for paid services follow the separate pricing policy.
  • Fees paid by a Member are refunded in accordance with applicable laws and the refund policy established by the Company.
  • When a plan is changed, the difference is calculated and settled on a pro-rata daily basis.

Article 7 (Obligations of Members)

  • Members must comply with these Terms, applicable laws, and matters announced by the Company.
  • Members are responsible for securely managing their account information and may not transfer or lend it to third parties.
  • Members must hold legitimate rights to the materials they register in the Service and must comply with the applicable laws and professional ethics that apply to them, such as confidentiality obligations.

Article 8 (Rights in Content and Materials)

  • All rights in the materials a Member registers in the Service (matter materials, client information, legal documents, etc.) belong to the Member or the rightful owner.
  • The Company processes a Member's materials only within the scope of the purpose of providing the Service.
  • When a Member terminates the Service, the Company deletes the materials after the retention period prescribed by applicable laws has elapsed.

Article 9 (Use of AI Features and Nature of the Service)

  • The Service provided by the Company is a work-support tool that assists with legal information search and document drafting; the Company does not handle or act on legal matters reserved under applicable laws to qualified professionals such as licensed attorneys, nor does it provide legal advice on individual cases.
  • Output generated by the AI assistant is an automatically generated draft and reference material; responsibility for its accuracy, completeness, and lawfulness, as well as for final legal judgment and client response, rests entirely with the Member. Members must have output reviewed by a qualified professional before using it.
  • The AI does not automatically send documents to clients, courts, or external bodies; all external output is subject to the Member's explicit approval (Attorney-in-the-Loop).
  • A Member's materials are not used to train AI models (Zero Data Retention).

Article 10 (Limitation of the Company's Liability)

  • The Company is not liable where it cannot provide the Service due to force majeure such as natural disasters or network failures.
  • The Company is not liable for the legal effect or outcome of legal documents, contracts, opinions, or the like prepared by a Member using the Service.
  • The Company has no obligation to intervene in disputes between Members, or between a Member and a third party, and is not liable to compensate for such damages.

Article 11 (Suspension and Termination of the Service)

  • Members may terminate their use of the Service at any time.
  • The Company may restrict or suspend use after prior notice where a Member violates these Terms or applicable laws.

Article 12 (Dispute Resolution and Jurisdiction)

  • These Terms are interpreted and enforced in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Korea.
  • If a dispute arises in connection with the use of the Service, the parties shall resolve it in good faith through consultation; if consultation is difficult, the court having jurisdiction over the location of the Company's head office shall be the agreed court of jurisdiction.

Supplementary Provisions

These Terms take effect from 2026-05-02.