By using our website, you warrant that you are 18 or older or an emancipated minor and that you have the capacity and right to agree to and abide by these Terms of Use. You also warrant that you will use our website consistent with all applicable law.
SPFPA permits you to use this website consistent with the below:
If you believe that our website violates your copyrights or the copyrights of an entity of which you are the agent, you may submit the following information in writing to SPFPA at: rich@unionlaw.net:
Be advised that submitting a bad faith complaint and/or takedown notices under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act may expose you to liability under the Act and possible criminal penalties.
This Privacy Policy and Terms of Use are effective March __, 2019. Using the SPFPA website shows that you agree to be bound by the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use as of the date of your use. If you do not accept the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use, do not use out website. As privacy and security threats are constantly evolving, SPFPA has the right to change these policies and terms at any time. Opinions and comments on our website are the opinions of the original authors and are not necessarily the views or values of SPFPA.
You agree to be obligated to indemnify, defend, and to hold harmless SPFPA from all liabilities, claims, damages, fees, and expenses arising from or related to our website or its Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. This obligation will outlast our website, its Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
You agree that SPFPA and its website are a publisher of content and are therefore immune from suit to the fullest extent permitted by the Communications Decency Act, including, without limitation, Section 230.
You agree that SPFPA and its website quality for the safe harbor protections of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
You and SPFPA agree that any cause of action arising from or related to our website is permanently barred unless the cause of action starts within one (1) year after accrual. The law of the state of Michigan shall govern all disputes arising from or related to our website, its Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Any dispute shall be resolved in a court of competent jurisdiction located in Detroit, Michigan or the surrounding metropolitan area. Where multiple courts are permissible under this agreement, SPFPA has the sole right to choose in which court the dispute shall be heard.