In Your Stride standard Terms and Conditions of business

What we provide

In Your Stride provides practical advice on compliance with the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 (DDA) including its related Codes of Practice. This includes advice on compliance with various amendments to the Act, together with local requirements. We do not provide legal advice but rather practical business-focused advice based on our experience of disability issues and our knowledge of the law.

All material supplied by In Your Stride is copyright, if you wish to reproduce any of the material in any way please contact us to discuss your requirements. We are happy to licence much of our material for use solely within the businesses of our clients.

In order to keep our fees to a minimum we draw your attention to the following:

Limitation Of Liability

Our aim is to give you the best possible, up-to-date advice on how you can comply with the law. However we stress that the law is open to interpretation. It also evolves with time as best practice develops and new cases come to court. Therefore we cannot be responsible for losses, claims or damages suffered by you or any third party as a result of your choosing to follow our advice.

The decision to make reasonable adjustments, or otherwise, remains your responsibility.

We expressly limit our liability, whether for breach of contract or negligence, to a maximum of the amount we have received in fees for our services.

In no event shall we be responsible for indirect or consequential damages, such as loss of profit.

If you wish to be protected against possible claims under the Act, we suggest you approach your insurance advisers.

What we expect from you

To provide us with all the information necessary for us to give our advice.

To pay our fees within 30 days of receipt of an invoice from us. If you are late you will pay interest at a rate of 2% per month or part thereof.