Practitioner Agreement

Terms of Service & SaaS Agreement

Governing your access to and use of CaseSimpli's legal practice management platform, client booking systems, and virtual receptionist technologies.

Effective Date: October 2026•Jurisdiction: Federal Republic of Nigeria•RPC 2023 Aligned

Regulatory Notice — Software Platform Provider, Not a Law Firm

CaseSimpli Legal Tech Solutions Ltd provides practice automation software and website hosting infrastructure. CaseSimpli is not a law firm, does not practice law, does not offer legal representation, and does not share in legal fees. Legal practitioners subscribing to CaseSimpli remain solely responsible for client advice and professional conduct under the Legal Practitioners Act and the Rules of Professional Conduct in the Legal Profession (RPC 2023).

1Acceptance of Terms & Eligibility

By registering an account, subscribing to a free trial, or accessing the CaseSimpli platform, you represent and warrant that:

  • You are a qualified legal practitioner duly called to the Nigerian Bar or an authorized representative of a registered Nigerian law firm, partnership, or chambers.
  • You have full legal capacity to enter into this legally binding agreement on behalf of your firm.
  • All information submitted during registration (including firm name, Supreme Court Roll number, and contact details) is truthful, current, and verifiable.

2Chambers Data Ownership & Intellectual Property

Your firm retains exclusive, unencumbered ownership of all data, client dossiers, intake notes, appointment bookings, and uploaded legal drafts ("Chambers Data"). CaseSimpli claims no copyright or proprietary interest in your client data.

Your Firm Owns:

Client lists, consultation transcripts, custom website copy, uploaded evidence briefs, and work products.

CaseSimpli Owns:

Platform software, UI code, templates, algorithms, and documentation developed by CaseSimpli.

3RPC 2023 Ethical Compliance & Lawyer Obligations

Subscribing law firms acknowledge and agree to comply strictly with the Rules of Professional Conduct (2023):

  • Rule 39 (Publicity and Advertising): While CaseSimpli provides website publishing templates and custom domain management, the practitioner is solely responsible for ensuring all published content complies with dignity, truthfulness, and prohibition against misleading claims or direct touting under RPC Rule 39.
  • Rule 10 (Conflict of Interest): While CaseSimpli provides automated conflict checks and opposing party extraction tools, the practitioner must conduct their independent conflict of interest triage before accepting any retainer.
  • Supervision of Automated Tools: AI draft suggestions and intake summaries must be reviewed and confirmed by a human practitioner before dispatch to clients or courts.

4Free Trials, Subscriptions & Billing

  • 30-Day Free Trial: All new law firm accounts receive a full 30-day trial without requiring upfront card commitments. Upon trial expiration, the firm may select an active subscription tier (Counsel Solo, Boutique Firm, Chambers Practice, or Chambers Enterprise) to continue uninhibited access.
  • Subscription Fees & Currency: Subscriptions are billed in Nigerian Naira (NGN) on a monthly or annual prepaid cycle via our accredited payment gateways (Flutterwave & Paystack).
  • Cancellation: You may cancel or pause your subscription at any time via your Practice Hub settings. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing cycle.
  • Consultation Split Settlements: When clients pay online for consultations booked through your CaseSimpli website, funds are disbursed directly to your registered Nigerian bank account via automated Flutterwave subaccount splits according to your configured payout settings.

5Service Availability & 99.9% SLA Commitment

CaseSimpli commits to a 99.9% platform uptime service level agreement, backed by high-availability cloud infrastructure, automatic database failovers, and redundant network gateways. Scheduled maintenance windows are conducted during off-peak hours (between 01:00 WAT and 04:00 WAT) with prior notice.

6Governing Law & Dispute Resolution

This Agreement shall be governed by, construed, and enforced in accordance with the laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Any dispute arising out of or relating to this Agreement shall first be resolved through amicable good-faith consultations between the parties. Where such dispute remains unresolved within 30 days, it shall be referred to arbitration in Lagos, Nigeria, in accordance with the Arbitration and Mediation Act 2023.

7Contact & Legal Inquiries

For questions, legal notices, or practice compliance inquiries, contact:

Legal & Corporate Affairs

CaseSimpli Legal Tech Solutions Ltd

Email: [email protected]

Support: [email protected]