Disclaimer – Accessi

Effective Date: July 30, 2026

Company Name: Accessi LLC

Company Address: 30 N Gould St, Sheridan, WY 82801, United States

Website: https://accessi.biz/

Email: lazar@accessi.biz

1. Purpose and Scope

This Disclaimer governs the use of the website located at https://accessi.biz/ (the “Website”) and the interpretation of all information, materials, reports, recordings, statements, and other work product provided by Accessi LLC (“Accessi”, “we”, “us”, or “our”), whether published on the Website, communicated in correspondence, delivered under an engagement, or presented in a training session or consultation.

This Disclaimer applies to all visitors to the Website, to all prospective clients, and to all clients (“you” or “your”). By accessing the Website or engaging Accessi, you acknowledge that you have read and understood this Disclaimer.

This Disclaimer forms part of the Terms of Service published at https://accessi.biz/ and should be read together with the Terms of Service, the Privacy Policy, and the Refund and Cancellation Policy. In the event of any inconsistency between this Disclaimer and the Terms of Service, the Terms of Service prevail.

Nothing in this Disclaimer excludes or limits any liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited, including liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, or for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation.

2. General Information Disclaimer

The content published on the Website, including service descriptions, articles, guidance, examples, checklists, and educational material, is provided for general information purposes only.

Such content is general in nature. It does not take account of your particular circumstances, your technology stack, your regulatory environment, your risk profile, or your commercial objectives. It is not a substitute for a professional assessment of your specific digital property, nor for professional advice from a qualified adviser in the relevant discipline.

You should not act, or refrain from acting, on the basis of content published on the Website without obtaining an assessment appropriate to your circumstances. Any reliance you place on such content is strictly at your own risk.

Accessi does not warrant that content on the Website is accurate, complete, current, or free from error. Accessibility standards, regulations, judicial interpretations, browser behaviour, and assistive technology behaviour change over time, and content that was accurate when published may cease to be accurate without notice.

3. No Legal Advice

Accessi is not a law firm. Accessi is not licensed or authorized to practise law in any jurisdiction. No member, officer, employee, contractor, or agent of Accessi provides legal services in connection with the Website or the services offered by Accessi.

Nothing published on the Website, and nothing communicated by Accessi in any form, constitutes legal advice, a legal opinion, a legal determination, or a legal representation. This includes, without limitation:

• Any description of the Americans with Disabilities Act, Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act, the European Accessibility Act, the Web Accessibility Directive, the Equality Act 2010, the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, or any other statute, regulation, directive, or code.
• Any statement regarding the scope, application, or effect of any accessibility law in any jurisdiction.
• Any statement regarding whether particular conduct does or does not give rise to legal liability.
• Any statement regarding the merits, likely outcome, procedural requirements, limitation periods, or settlement value of a complaint, demand letter, administrative charge, or lawsuit.
• Any technical documentation, written finding, demonstration recording, or expert-style report prepared in connection with a complaint, demand letter, or lawsuit.

You must obtain advice from an attorney or other legal professional licensed in the relevant jurisdiction before taking or refraining from any action in relation to your legal obligations, your exposure, or any complaint or proceeding brought against you.

4. No Attorney-Client Relationship

No attorney-client relationship, solicitor-client relationship, or equivalent professional or fiduciary relationship is created by:

• Accessing or using the Website.
• Submitting an enquiry, booking a call, or communicating with Accessi in any form.
• Engaging Accessi to perform services, or paying any fee.
• Receiving any report, recording, technical documentation, or other work product from Accessi.

Communications with Accessi are not protected by legal professional privilege, attorney-client privilege, litigation privilege, or the attorney work product doctrine. Information you disclose to Accessi, and work product Accessi prepares for you, may be discoverable in litigation and may be required to be produced to a counterparty, court, tribunal, or regulator.

Where you are involved in, or anticipate, a complaint or proceeding, you should consult your legal counsel before disclosing information to Accessi and before instructing Accessi to prepare any documentation, so that your counsel can advise on how to protect privileged status where that is available.

5. No Warranty of Accessibility Compliance

Accessi does not warrant, represent, guarantee, certify, or undertake that any website, mobile application, document, software product, or other digital property (a “Digital Property”):

• Conforms, or will conform, to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines at any version or conformance level.
• Complies, or will comply, with any accessibility statute, regulation, directive, standard, code of practice, procurement requirement, or judicial interpretation, in any jurisdiction, whether in force now or in the future.
• Is accessible to every person with a disability, or usable with every assistive technology, browser, operating system, device, or configuration.
• Is free from accessibility defects, whether identified or unidentified.

Responsibility for the accessibility and legal compliance of a Digital Property rests exclusively with its owner or operator. Accessi provides professional assessment, guidance, and testing. It does not assume responsibility for the accessibility or compliance of any Digital Property it assesses, and it is not the owner, operator, publisher, or controller of any client Digital Property.

No accreditation body has authorized Accessi, or any comparable organization, to certify compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, the European Accessibility Act, or any equivalent statute. No private organization is capable of issuing such a certification. Any document issued by Accessi that records a state of conformance is an expression of professional assessment, not a certification, accreditation, warranty, or guarantee.

6. Point-in-Time Assessment

Every assessment, audit, test, report, recording, and statement produced by Accessi reflects the state of the Digital Property as observed:

• On the date or dates on which the assessment was carried out.
• In the environments, browsers, operating systems, devices, and assistive technology configurations specified in the applicable engagement documentation.
• Against the accessibility standard and conformance level specified in the applicable engagement documentation.
• Within the scope of pages, screens, user journeys, templates, or components specified in the applicable engagement documentation.

An assessment does not describe the state of the Digital Property at any other time. It is superseded by any subsequent change to the Digital Property, including content publication, code deployment, design change, platform migration, plugin or component update, third-party service change, or configuration change.

Accessibility is an ongoing operational responsibility, not a one-time outcome. Accessi does not monitor a Digital Property after an engagement concludes and has no obligation to notify you of any change in its accessibility, in any applicable standard, or in any applicable law.

7. Limitations of Accessibility Testing

You acknowledge the following inherent limitations of accessibility testing, which apply to all testing methodologies, including those used by Accessi and by every other provider in the industry.

• No testing methodology, and no combination of automated and manual testing, can identify every accessibility defect present in a Digital Property. The absence of a finding is not evidence that no defect exists.
• Automated testing tools detect only a limited proportion of accessibility defects, and are prone to both false positives and false negatives. Automated results are always interpreted by a human assessor, but interpretation remains a matter of professional judgment.
• Manual testing and usability testing are ordinarily conducted on a sample of pages, screens, templates, components, or user journeys. Findings from a sample are indicative of the wider Digital Property but do not constitute a finding in respect of every page or screen.
• Usability testing with assistive technology users identifies barriers encountered during defined user journeys. It does not constitute, and does not replace, a full accessibility audit.
• Testing is conducted on the platforms specified in the applicable engagement documentation. Unless otherwise stated, testing is conducted on Windows, iOS, and Android devices. Behaviour on untested operating systems, browsers, browser versions, assistive technologies, assistive technology versions, device models, or configurations is not assessed and cannot be inferred.
• Assistive technology behaviour varies between vendors, versions, and user configurations, and changes as vendors release updates. A behaviour observed during testing may differ for another user or at another time.
• Accessibility standards contain success criteria that require subjective judgment. Qualified practitioners may reasonably reach different conclusions on the same interface.
• Dynamic content, content generated by users, content behind authentication that was not made available, content served by third parties, and content published after the assessment date are not covered unless expressly included in the engagement documentation.
• Non-web documents, including files in portable document format, word processing formats, spreadsheet formats, and presentation formats, and media requiring captions, transcripts, or audio description, are not covered unless expressly included in the engagement documentation.

8. No Guarantee Against Complaints or Litigation

Accessi does not warrant, represent, or guarantee that you will not receive a demand letter, complaint, administrative charge, regulatory enquiry, or lawsuit alleging digital inaccessibility, whether before, during, or after an engagement.

Accessi does not warrant, represent, or guarantee that any such matter will be resolved in your favour, or that you will not incur any fine, penalty, damages award, settlement amount, or legal cost.

Claims alleging digital inaccessibility may be brought against an organization irrespective of the measures it has taken, irrespective of the conformance level its Digital Property has achieved, and irrespective of any assessment or documentation obtained from any provider. The outcome of any such matter depends on the facts, the applicable law, the forum, the conduct of the parties, and the judgment of the decision maker, all of which are outside Accessi’s control.

Where any statement published on the Website, made in marketing material, made in correspondence, or made orally by any person appears to promise, guarantee, or imply protection from claims, fines, or litigation, that statement is general promotional language, is not a warranty or representation, and is superseded in full by this Section and by the Terms of Service. No member, officer, employee, contractor, or agent of Accessi has authority to give any warranty, guarantee, or assurance inconsistent with this Section, and any such statement is of no effect.

9. Professional Judgment and Reasonable Disagreement

Accessibility assessment involves the application of professional judgment to technical standards written in general terms. Findings, severity classifications, and remediation recommendations represent the professional opinion of the assessor at the time of assessment.

Another qualified practitioner, an opposing expert, a regulator, or a court may reach a different conclusion on the same interface. A difference of professional opinion is not evidence of error or negligence.

Remediation recommendations describe an approach considered by Accessi to be technically sound. They are not the only possible approach. Implementation decisions, including the selection of technique, the sequencing of work, and the treatment of competing design or performance considerations, are yours. Accessi is not responsible for the technical implementation of any recommendation, for any defect introduced during implementation, or for any effect of implementation on the functionality, performance, security, or appearance of a Digital Property.

10. Scope of Expertise

Accessi provides digital accessibility services only. Nothing provided by Accessi constitutes, and you must not rely on anything provided by Accessi as:

• Legal advice, as set out in Section 3.
• Tax, accounting, or financial advice.
• Information security, penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, or cybersecurity advice. An accessibility assessment is not a security assessment and will not identify security vulnerabilities.
• Data protection or privacy compliance advice, other than as expressly agreed in a data processing arrangement.
• Medical, clinical, therapeutic, or disability assessment advice relating to any individual.
• Search engine optimization, marketing, conversion optimization, or general software engineering advice.
• Advice on procurement, contracting, insurance, or risk transfer.

Where an accessibility assessment incidentally observes a matter outside Accessi’s scope of expertise, any comment on it is informal, is not a professional assessment of that matter, and should be referred to an appropriately qualified adviser.

11. Third-Party Components, Products, and Tools

A Digital Property commonly incorporates components, plugins, widgets, themes, embedded content, fonts, media players, payment interfaces, chat tools, mapping services, analytics tools, and platforms supplied by third parties. Accessibility defects in such components are frequently outside the direct control of the Digital Property owner and outside Accessi’s ability to remediate.

Accessi does not endorse, recommend, warrant, certify, or accept responsibility for any third-party product, service, platform, component, or tool, whether or not it is referenced in a report, a training session, or on the Website. Any reference is for identification or illustration only.

Accessi does not accept responsibility for the conduct of any third-party supplier, for the accessibility of any third-party component, or for any refusal or failure by a third-party supplier to remediate a defect.

Automated accessibility overlays, accessibility widgets, and similar automated remediation tools are the subject of significant criticism within the accessibility profession and within the disability community. Such tools do not remediate underlying code defects and their use has itself been the subject of complaints and litigation. Accessi does not supply, endorse, or accept responsibility for any such tool, and accepts no responsibility for its presence, behaviour, or consequences on any Digital Property.

12. External Links

The Website may contain links to third-party websites, resources, standards bodies, tools, articles, and services. Such links are provided for convenience and reference only.

Accessi does not control, monitor, endorse, or accept responsibility for the content, accuracy, availability, accessibility, security, or privacy practices of any linked resource. Accessing a linked resource is at your own risk, and you should review the terms and privacy notice of any third party before providing information to it.

The inclusion of a link does not imply any association, sponsorship, partnership, or endorsement between Accessi and the operator of the linked resource.

13. Testimonials, Case Studies, and Client Statements

Testimonials, client statements, quotations, and case studies published on the Website reflect the individual experience of the person or organization concerned, in the specific circumstances of their engagement.

They are not a representation, warranty, or guarantee that any other client will experience a comparable outcome. Individual results vary according to the nature of the Digital Property, the technology involved, the resources committed to remediation, the scope of the engagement, and factors outside Accessi’s control.

Testimonials are published with the consent of the person or organization concerned. Where a testimonial has been edited for length or clarity, it has not been edited in a manner that alters its substance.

Any statement attributed to a named individual reflects that individual’s own view and does not necessarily reflect the view of their employer.

14. Statistics, Research, and Forward-Looking Statements

Statistics, industry figures, research findings, and general observations published on the Website or presented in training sessions are drawn from publicly available sources or from Accessi’s own experience. They are provided for general illustration.

Accessi does not warrant the accuracy, currency, methodology, or applicability of any third-party statistic or research finding to your circumstances. Figures describing the prevalence of accessibility barriers, the proportion of users affected, the commercial effect of accessibility, or the volume of accessibility litigation are indicative only and vary substantially by market, sector, and methodology.

Any statement regarding the potential effect of improved accessibility on revenue, conversion, search engine ranking, brand reputation, market reach, customer support cost, or maintenance cost is general commentary. It is not a representation, warranty, guarantee, forecast, or projection of any outcome for you, and you should not rely on it in deciding whether to engage Accessi.

Figures describing Accessi’s experience, including the number of digital properties assessed, the number of team members, and years of practice, are stated in good faith on the basis of Accessi’s own records.

15. Training and Certificates

Training delivered by Accessi is educational in nature. It is designed to build practical understanding of accessibility principles, techniques, and obligations at a general level.

Training content is not tailored to the legal position of any individual participant or organization unless expressly agreed, and is not legal advice. Training does not assess or certify the accessibility of any Digital Property.

A completion certificate issued by Accessi records attendance at and completion of a training session. It is not a professional qualification, is not an accreditation, is not issued under the authority of any certifying body, and does not certify the competence of any participant or the accessibility of any Digital Property.

Accessi does not warrant that a participant will apply training content correctly, or that a Digital Property developed or maintained by a participant will be accessible or compliant.

16. Conformance Reports and Accessibility Statements

Where Accessi prepares an accessibility conformance report, an accessibility statement, or comparable documentation, that document records Accessi’s professional assessment of the state of conformance of a Digital Property at a point in time, against the standard and conformance level tested, in the environments tested, within the scope tested.

Such a document is not a certification, accreditation, warranty, guarantee, or legal opinion. It does not establish compliance with any statute or regulation, does not bind any regulator, court, tribunal, or procurement body, and confers no immunity from claim or proceeding.

Accessi does not warrant that any third party, including a regulator, court, procurement authority, prospective customer, or counterparty, will accept, rely on, or attribute any particular weight to such a document.

Where a Digital Property is modified after such a document is issued, the document ceases to describe its current state. You are responsible for ensuring that any published accessibility statement remains accurate, and for updating or withdrawing it where it does not.

17. Jurisdictional Variation

Accessibility obligations differ substantially between jurisdictions, and in federal systems between national and sub-national levels. They differ further according to sector, organization size, whether the organization is public or private, whether it receives public funding, and the nature of the goods or services offered.

Content published on the Website, and general guidance given in the course of an engagement, does not identify the obligations applicable to you. You are responsible for determining which laws apply to you, in every jurisdiction in which you operate or offer goods or services, and for obtaining legal advice on their application.

References to any law or standard are for general orientation only and are not a statement of its content, scope, or effect.

18. Accuracy, Currency, and Availability

Accessi makes reasonable efforts to keep the Website accurate and current but does not warrant that it is free from error, omission, or outdated content. Content may be amended, withdrawn, or replaced at any time without notice.

Accessi does not warrant that the Website will be available uninterrupted, secure, or free from defect, virus, or other harmful component. Accessi is not liable for any loss arising from unavailability of the Website or from any harmful component transmitted through it, and you are responsible for maintaining appropriate protection on your own systems.

19. No Reliance

You acknowledge that in deciding to access the Website or to engage Accessi, you have not relied on any statement, representation, assurance, warranty, figure, testimonial, or projection other than those expressly set out in the Terms of Service and in an executed engagement document.

Any reliance placed on content published on the Website is at your own risk. This Section does not limit liability for fraudulent misrepresentation.

20. Limitation of Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, Accessi and its members, officers, employees, contractors, and agents accept no liability for any loss or damage, whether direct, indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive, arising out of or in connection with the Website, any content published on it, any information communicated by Accessi, or any reliance placed on any of the foregoing.

Liability arising in connection with services purchased from Accessi is governed by the limitation of liability provisions of the Terms of Service, which apply in full and are not modified by this Disclaimer.

Nothing in this Disclaimer excludes or limits liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, or for any other liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.

21. Relationship to Other Documents

This Disclaimer should be read together with:

• The Terms of Service, which govern the purchase and delivery of services and contain the operative limitation of liability, indemnity, and dispute resolution provisions.
• The Privacy Policy, which describes how personal information is handled.
• The Refund and Cancellation Policy, which governs refunds, cancellations, and rescheduling.
• The Cookie Policy, which describes the use of cookies and similar technologies on the Website.
• Any executed engagement document, including any statement of work or data processing addendum.

In the event of any inconsistency, the order of precedence set out in the Terms of Service applies.

22. Changes to This Disclaimer

Accessi may amend this Disclaimer at any time. The current version is published at https://accessi.biz/ with the Effective Date stated at the top.

Amendments take effect on publication in respect of use of the Website. In respect of an active engagement, amendments take effect in accordance with the amendment provisions of the Terms of Service.

You should review this Disclaimer periodically. Your continued use of the Website after an amendment is published constitutes acknowledgement of the amended Disclaimer.

23. Accessible Formats

If you require this Disclaimer in an alternative accessible format, contact Accessi at lazar@accessi.biz and it will be provided at no cost.

24. Contact

Questions regarding this Disclaimer should be directed to:

Company Name: Accessi LLC

Company Address: 30 N Gould St, Sheridan, WY 82801, United States

Email: lazar@accessi.biz

Website: https://accessi.biz/