Terms of service
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About these terms
These terms govern how businesses use this website, submit written scoping information, and ask Jagelski & Partners OÜ to identify and introduce an appropriate independent specialist. They sit alongside the Disclaimer, the Privacy policy, and the Cookie policy, which together form the firm’s website legal framework.
These terms are written for businesses, and the Lead-Generation Service is not offered to consumers. A person submitting a business enquiry represents that they act for that business and have authority to provide its information. If mandatory consumer protections nevertheless apply, nothing in these terms removes them. Browsing alone does not waive statutory rights.
Who we are
References to “the firm”, “we”, “us”, and “our” mean Jagelski & Partners OÜ, an Estonian private limited company (osaühing) registered in the Estonian Commercial Register (Äriregister), maintained by the Registration Department of Tartu County Court (Tartu Maakohtu registriosakond). References to “the prospect”, “you”, and “your” mean the business that uses this website or submits an enquiry.
The firm’s full registration details (registry code, VAT identification, registered office, and management board) are published in the Legal Notice on the Disclaimer page, in line with Article 5 of the E-Commerce Directive (2000/31/EC) and §4 of the Estonian Information Society Services Act.
For any matter under these terms, the firm can be reached at hello@jagelski.com or at the registered office.
1. Definitions
For the purposes of these terms and of the firm’s other website legal documents, the following expressions have the meanings set out below.
Lead-Generation Service means collecting a prospect’s written scoping information, identifying an independent specialist that appears appropriate for the stated need, and making an introduction where the firm and the prospect agree to proceed.
Independent Specialist means an independent third-party provider in the firm’s network, including a regulated banking or payment institution, corporate formation or licensing specialist, or professional adviser. Specialist identities are commercially confidential and are not named on this website.
Submitted Information means non-public information a prospect gives the firm through a form, Emma, email, Telegram, telephone, or other communication for scoping and matching. Emma means the firm’s AI assistant.
Personal Data has the meaning given in the EU General Data Protection Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2016/679, “GDPR”) and is processed in accordance with the Privacy policy.
2. What the Lead-Generation Service is
The firm collects a prospect’s operating model, objectives, constraints, and unresolved questions in writing. It may use that information to outline the request, identify the type of specialist required, and introduce the prospect to an Independent Specialist that appears suitable for the case.
The firm does not itself provide company formation, licensing, banking, payments, legal, tax, audit, investment, notarial, translation, or other specialist services. It does not prepare applications or documents for specialist execution, direct or manage an Independent Specialist’s work, or assume responsibility for that work. Its service role ends at the introduction; it does not supervise the specialist, manage delivery, or monitor deadlines.
The firm does not provide legal, tax, regulatory, financial, investment, or other professional advice. Any specialist service or advice is supplied under a separate contract made directly between the prospect and the Independent Specialist. The firm is not a party to that contract and does not act as agent for either party.
This section is consistent with, and supplements, the firm’s Disclaimer.
3. Enquiries, matching, and introductions
Submitting an enquiry does not create an advisory, fiduciary, agency, or professional-services relationship or oblige the firm to accept the enquiry or make an introduction. The firm may ask written follow-up questions, decline a request, or conclude that no suitable specialist is available. The website and Emma are offered as available, without a guaranteed response time, continuous availability, or service level. Any indicated timing is an estimate unless expressly agreed in writing; mandatory duties remain unaffected.
Emma’s answers are general information, not legal, tax, regulatory, financial, or other professional advice, and a conversation with Emma is not a consultation with the firm or with an Independent Specialist. Any written outline or summary from the firm is a routing aid based on the information supplied. It is not a professional opinion, application document, implementation plan, or promise that an Independent Specialist will accept the matter.
The firm shares Submitted Information with vetted partners in its network, who are bound by confidentiality obligations, and with the selected Independent Specialist, only as described in the Privacy policy. The prospect decides whether to proceed with the introduction and whether to contract with the specialist.
4. No prospect fee and referral remuneration
The firm charges the prospect nothing for the Lead-Generation Service. There is no fee, retainer, expense reimbursement, introduction charge, or markup payable by the prospect to the firm, and the firm does not invoice the prospect.
An Independent Specialist, regulator, registry, notary, translator, courier, or other third party may charge its own fees and expenses. Those amounts are agreed and paid directly between the prospect and that third party. They are not fees of the firm.
The firm may receive an introducer fee, referral fee, marketing fee, or similar remuneration from an Independent Specialist in connection with an introduction. The commercial terms of a specific referral arrangement are confidential between the firm and that specialist. The prospect remains responsible for assessing the specialist’s own proposal, terms, fees, and suitability.
5. Prospect responsibilities
The prospect must provide accurate, complete, and current information about its business, ownership, activities, objectives, and any matter material to matching. The prospect must not submit information it has no right to disclose.
The prospect confirms that its business and intended activity are lawful in every relevant jurisdiction. It must tell the firm without undue delay if submitted information becomes materially inaccurate before an introduction is made.
The prospect makes its own commercial, legal, and provider-selection decisions. It must conduct its own due diligence and obtain appropriate professional advice before acting.
6. Eligibility, sanctions, and integrity checks
The firm may conduct proportionate checks before handling an enquiry or making an introduction. These checks may include sanctions, politically-exposed-person, adverse-media, business-model, ownership, and geographic eligibility screening.
The firm reserves the right, at any time, to:
- request additional documentation or information;
- screen the prospect, its beneficial owners, and relevant counterparties using public records and third-party screening providers; or
- decline or stop handling an enquiry where integrity, sanctions, regulatory, eligibility, or reputational concerns arise.
Sanctions screening covers measures administered by the European Union, the United Nations and the United States Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), and the United Kingdom’s sanctions, whose designations appear on the UK Sanctions List and whose financial sanctions the Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) implements. The firm does not handle an enquiry for, or make an introduction on behalf of, a person subject to such measures or owned or controlled by such a person.
Each Independent Specialist conducts its own due diligence under its own policies and legal obligations. Its decision whether to accept a prospect is independent and outside the firm’s control. Personal data processed for the purposes of this clause 6 is handled under the Privacy policy.
The prospect represents and warrants when submitting an enquiry and until any introduction is made that:
- neither the prospect, nor any of its directors, officers, beneficial owners, or key personnel, is a Sanctioned Person or is owned or controlled by a Sanctioned Person;
- the prospect will not use the website, an enquiry, or an introduction to facilitate prohibited activity involving a Sanctioned Person or a comprehensively sanctioned jurisdiction; and
- the prospect will notify the firm without undue delay of any change that makes this representation inaccurate.
For the purposes of this clause, “Sanctioned Person” means any person listed on, or owned or controlled by a person listed on, the consolidated sanctions lists of the European Union, the United Nations or the United States Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), the UK Sanctions List (including persons subject to UK financial sanctions implemented by the Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation, OFSI), or the lists of any other sanctions authority of competent jurisdiction.
The website and Lead-Generation Service must not be used to offer, promise, give, request, or accept an improper financial or other advantage, make a facilitation payment, or facilitate conduct prohibited by applicable anti-bribery or anti-corruption law.
7. No guarantee of outcome
Decisions on accepting a matter, opening an account, granting a licence, registering a company, or producing any other outcome are made by Independent Specialists, institutions, regulators, registries, or other third parties. The firm does not control those decisions and does not guarantee acceptance, approval, timing, cost, quality, or outcome.
Any indication that a specialist may be suitable is based on the Submitted Information available at the time. It is not a warranty, endorsement, or assurance that the specialist will accept the matter or meet the prospect’s requirements.
8. Independent Specialists and calls
Independent Specialists are separate businesses. Their work is governed by their own contracts, terms, regulatory regimes, professional duties, insurance, and pricing. The firm is not responsible for their acts, omissions, advice, work, decisions, fees, solvency, communications, or service quality.
The firm describes specialist categories publicly without naming network members. A specialist’s identity is normally disclosed privately when an introduction is appropriate, without limiting disclosures required by law or data-subject rights.
If a discovery, strategy, or consultation call is useful, it is conducted between the prospect and the Independent Specialist. The firm does not host, conduct, or attend that call and assumes no responsibility for anything said or agreed during it. Calls to the firm’s telephone number may be answered by Emma, its AI assistant, and are not consultations.
9. Intellectual property
All content on this website, including text, images, structure, code, and design, is owned by or licensed to the firm and is protected by copyright and other intellectual property rights. Visitors may view and print pages for personal business reference. No other use, copying, redistribution, scraping, or use to train artificial-intelligence models is permitted without the firm’s prior written consent. Material the firm publishes under a separate licence, such as the open datasets on its Data page, may be used on that licence’s terms, which these Terms do not restrict.
10. Submitted Information and confidentiality
The firm uses reasonable measures to protect Submitted Information and uses it for enquiry handling, screening, matching, introductions, related communications, legal compliance, and the purposes set out in the Privacy policy.
The firm may disclose Submitted Information to the partners and the Independent Specialist described in clause 3 for a requested introduction, to service providers that support the website or communications, or where disclosure is required by law, court order, regulator, or competent authority. Partners who receive Submitted Information are bound by confidentiality obligations.
The prospect should not submit information that is unnecessary for initial matching. The firm cannot guarantee that ordinary email, telephone, Telegram, or other internet communications are completely secure.
11. Data protection
The firm processes Personal Data as a controller in connection with this website and the Lead-Generation Service. Categories of data, lawful bases, retention periods, recipients, international transfers, and data-subject rights are set out in the Privacy policy, which forms part of these terms by reference. Use of cookies and similar technologies on this website is governed by the Cookie policy.
12. Limitation of liability
Nothing in these terms limits or excludes liability that cannot be limited or excluded under Estonian law. In particular, liability is not limited or excluded in respect of:
- intentional non-performance, as provided by §106(2) of the Law of Obligations Act;
- a restriction that would permit performance materially different from what could reasonably be expected or that would otherwise be unreasonable under §106(2);
- fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, or liability for gross negligence, death, or personal injury where exclusion or limitation is prohibited;
- any other matter for which limitation is prohibited by applicable law.
Subject to those limits, the firm is not liable for losses caused by reliance on general website or Emma information as professional advice, inaccurate or incomplete Submitted Information, third-party decisions, or matters outside its introduction role. These exclusions do not remove responsibility for the firm’s own obligations where applicable law requires it.
To the maximum extent permitted by Estonian law, the firm is not liable for indirect or consequential loss, loss of profit, revenue, opportunity, anticipated savings, goodwill, reputation, or data, or for any loss arising from an Independent Specialist’s act, omission, advice, work, communication, fee, or decision.
13. Prospect indemnity
A business prospect is responsible for losses and reasonable costs caused by its unlawful use of the website or an introduction, its knowing submission of false or unlawfully disclosed information, or another breach of these terms for which it is legally responsible. This includes third-party claims to the extent caused by that conduct. It does not require a consumer to give an indemnity, or cover loss attributable to the firm’s own fault or a liability that cannot lawfully be transferred.
14. Access and enquiry handling
Subject to mandatory law and any express agreement, the firm may restrict access, suspend a feature, stop corresponding, decline an enquiry, or withdraw a proposed introduction, including for capacity, commercial, suitability, legal, sanctions, integrity, security, or reputational reasons. The firm is not obliged to disclose confidential assessment methods or third-party information, except where law requires disclosure.
The prospect may ask the firm to stop handling an enquiry at any time. Personal Data already collected is then retained or deleted in accordance with the Privacy policy and applicable law.
15. Force majeure
To the extent permitted by Estonian law, the firm is not liable for website unavailability or delay in communication or an introduction caused by force majeure within the meaning of §103 of the Law of Obligations Act. Such events may include war, civil unrest, terrorism, pandemics, government measures, sanctions, denial-of-service attacks, or prolonged failure of public infrastructure.
The firm is not required to continue an affected communication or proposed introduction while such an event prevents it from doing so.
16. Changes to these terms
The firm may update these terms to reflect legal, technical, or operational changes. The current version is published on this page with the last-updated date shown above. Updated terms apply to website use and enquiries submitted after publication.
17. Severability and entire agreement
If a provision is invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue to apply to the extent permitted by law. Applicable law determines the effect of the invalid provision and any resulting gap.
These terms, together with the Disclaimer, the Privacy policy, and the Cookie policy, form the entire website legal framework between the firm and the prospect on their subject matter, save in respect of fraud.
18. Communications
Communications under these terms may be sent by email to hello@jagelski.com or by registered post to the registered office set out in the Legal Notice on the Disclaimer page.
19. Who may use this site
This site and the Lead-Generation Service are directed to businesses and professional contacts, consistent with the firm’s Disclaimer. They are not offered to consumers, persons under the age of eighteen, persons located, resident, or incorporated in a comprehensively sanctioned jurisdiction, or Sanctioned Persons within the meaning of clause 6. Such persons must not submit enquiries.
The firm may receive banking and payments enquiries from prospects located, resident, or incorporated in the United States of America. It does not accept company formation or licensing enquiries from such prospects for any jurisdiction of incorporation. This reflects the scope undertaken by the firm’s specialist network and is separate from sanctions restrictions.
An otherwise eligible prospect who is not located, resident, or incorporated in the United States may request an introduction to an Independent Specialist for a United States entity. The restrictions above apply to the prospect; they do not restrict the jurisdictions in which that prospect may seek to incorporate.
20. Governing law
These terms and, to the extent a choice is legally permitted, related non-contractual obligations are governed by the law of the Republic of Estonia. This choice does not displace overriding mandatory law or any non-excludable consumer protection that applies. The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods does not apply.
21. Dispute resolution and jurisdiction
The parties may seek to resolve a dispute through written correspondence. This does not impose a waiting period, suspend a limitation period, or prevent either party from seeking urgent relief or exercising a statutory right.
Subject to mandatory jurisdiction rules, disputes are submitted to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of the Republic of Estonia, with Harju County Court (Harju Maakohus) as the court of first instance. Where consumer or data-protection law gives a person a right to bring proceedings elsewhere, that right remains unaffected.
22. Contact
Questions about these terms can be sent to:
Jagelski & Partners OÜ
Email: hello@jagelski.com
Telephone: +372 669 2066
Registered office and registry details: see Legal Notice on the Disclaimer page.
These terms are published in English and translated for convenience into the other languages offered on this site. In the event of any discrepancy between the English text and a translation, the English text prevails.