LJ WEB MANAGEMENT

TERMS OF SERVICE

Effective Date: July 2, 2026

These Terms of Service ("Terms") govern your access to and use of the website and services offered by LJ Web Management, doing business as LJ Web Management ("LJ Web Management," "we," "us," or "our"). By accessing our website, scheduling a consultation, signing a contract, paying an invoice, or using our services, you agree to these Terms. If you act for a business or other organization, you represent that you have authority to bind it.

1. SERVICES

LJ Web Management provides customized automation consulting, system design and development, implementation, maintenance, support, and related services. The specific scope, deliverables, schedule, fees, responsibilities, and limitations for a customer project will be stated in a separate proposal, contract, statement of work, order, or invoice (a "Service Agreement").

If a Service Agreement conflicts with these Terms, the Service Agreement controls for that customer and project to the extent of the conflict.

Consultations, demonstrations, estimates, and recommendations do not guarantee that a proposed automation will be suitable for every use, integrate with every third-party system, or produce a particular business result.

2. ELIGIBILITY AND AUTHORITY

You must be legally capable of entering a binding agreement.  If you use the services for an organization, you represent that you are authorized to provide its instructions, data, systems access, and approvals.

3. CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES

You agree to:

- provide accurate, complete, and timely information, feedback, access, approvals, and materials reasonably needed for the services; - maintain appropriate backups and business-continuity procedures; - review and test deliverables before relying on them in production; - supervise automated outputs and maintain appropriate human review, particularly for consequential decisions; - obtain all rights, notices, consents, and legal authority required for data, content, accounts, and systems you provide or direct us to use; - follow third-party terms applicable to software, platforms, accounts, APIs, and data sources; and - promptly notify us of errors, unauthorized access, or security concerns.

Delays, added work, or costs caused by incomplete information, delayed approvals, scope changes, third-party restrictions, or customer-controlled systems may require schedule and fee changes documented in writing.

4. FEES AND PAYMENT

Custom system building is charged through an upfront project payment in the amount and on the schedule stated in the applicable Service Agreement. Ongoing upkeep, support, or changes are charged as a recurring monthly fee stated in the Service Agreement.

Unless a Service Agreement states otherwise, amounts are due when invoiced and are nonrefundable except where these Terms expressly provide a refund or applicable law requires one. Taxes, third-party licenses, usage charges, platform fees, and out-of-scope work may be charged separately when disclosed in the Service Agreement or approved by the customer.

Failure to pay may result in suspension, nonrenewal, or termination of services. The customer remains responsible for amounts accrued through the effective date of termination.

5. SUBSCRIPTION RENEWAL AND CANCELLATION

Monthly services renew for successive one-month periods when the next monthly payment is accepted, unless the applicable Service Agreement states otherwise or either party gives notice of nonrenewal.

A customer may cancel or decline to renew monthly services according to the applicable Service Agreement.  Unless that agreement provides otherwise, cancellation does not entitle the customer to a refund of an upfront project payment or a monthly fee already paid.

6. TERMINATION BY LJ WEB MANAGEMENT

To the extent permitted by law, LJ Web Management may terminate or decline to renew a monthly subscription for any reason, with or without cause, by either:

(a) declining or not accepting payment for the next monthly service period, in which case service ends at the conclusion of the already-paid period and no refund is due for that completed period; or

(b) ending service during a paid monthly period and providing a prorated refund for the unused portion of that period as calculated below.

For a mid-period termination, the refund will be calculated using calendar days:

1. Divide the number of unused calendar days remaining after the effective termination date by the total number of calendar days in that paid monthly period.  2. Multiply the result by 100 and round down to the nearest whole percentage point. This is the "Unused Percentage." 3.  Multiply the monthly fee actually paid for that period by the Unused Percentage.  4.  Round the resulting refund down to the nearest whole dollar. This is the refund amount.

Formula: Refund = floor[Monthly Fee x floor((Unused Days / Total Days in Paid Period) x 100) / 100]

For this calculation, "floor" means round down, not to the nearest number. The effective termination date is treated as used; only calendar days after that date count as unused. No refund will exceed the monthly fee actually paid. Any refund required under this section will be issued using a reasonable payment method.  This clause does not limit any nonwaivable right or remedy under applicable law.

We may also suspend or terminate services immediately for nonpayment, unlawful or prohibited use, material breach, security risk, misuse of third-party systems, or conduct that may harm us, a customer, or another person. A refund is not required for termination caused by the customer's breach or prohibited conduct, except as required by law or a Service Agreement.

7. PROHIBITED USE

You may not use our website or services to:

- violate any law, regulation, court order, contract, or third-party right; - facilitate fraud, deception, harassment, discrimination, abuse, or harm; - invade privacy, process data without legal authority, or bypass required consent; - introduce malware, interfere with systems, evade security controls, or gain unauthorized access; - impersonate others or misrepresent automated output as human-generated where disclosure is required; - send unlawful spam or unauthorized communications; - make decisions in high-risk or regulated contexts without legally required safeguards and qualified human oversight; or - use outputs or services in a way that is unsafe, misleading, or outside their intended scope.

8. CUSTOMER MATERIALS AND DATA

You retain ownership of materials and data you provide. You grant us and our service providers a limited right to access, host, copy, transmit, modify, and otherwise process those materials as reasonably necessary to perform, secure, support, and improve the contracted services and comply with law.

You represent that you have all rights and permissions necessary to provide those materials and authorize their processing. Confidentiality, data handling, ownership, return, and deletion requirements specific to a project may be stated in the Service Agreement.

9. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

LJ Web Management and its licensors retain ownership of the website, brand, methods, know-how, preexisting materials, reusable tools, templates, software components, and general improvements. Ownership or licensing of customer-specific deliverables will be governed by the applicable Service Agreement. No intellectual-property rights transfer merely because you receive access to, view, test, or pay for a service unless the Service Agreement expressly says so.

Feedback may be used without restriction or compensation so long as it does not disclose customer confidential information.

10. THIRD-PARTY SERVICES

Automations may depend on third-party software, platforms, APIs, artificial-intelligence services, hosting providers, or customer accounts. We do not control third-party services and are not responsible for their downtime, changes, pricing, terms, data practices, discontinued features, errors, or security incidents. A change by a third party may require modification of scope, schedule, fees, or functionality.

11. AUTOMATION AND AI LIMITATIONS

Automated and AI-generated results may be inaccurate, incomplete, delayed, unavailable, or unsuitable for a particular purpose. You are responsible for reviewing outputs and deciding how to use them. Unless expressly agreed in writing, the services are not a substitute for legal, medical, financial, accounting, employment, safety, or other licensed professional judgment and must not be the sole basis for decisions that significantly affect a person's rights, opportunities, safety, or access to essential services.

12. CONFIDENTIALITY

Each party may receive nonpublic information from the other. Each party will use reasonable care to protect such information and use it only for the parties' business relationship, except when disclosure is authorized, necessary for service providers performing the work, or required by law.  Information is not confidential if it becomes public without breach, was already lawfully known, is received lawfully without a duty of confidentiality, or is independently developed without use of the other party's confidential information. A Service Agreement may impose additional confidentiality obligations.

13. DISCLAIMERS

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, THE WEBSITE AND SERVICES ARE PROVIDED "AS IS" AND "AS AVAILABLE." LJ WEB MANAGEMENT DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, NON-INFRINGEMENT, ERROR-FREE OPERATION, AND PARTICULAR RESULTS. WE DO NOT WARRANT THAT SERVICES WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED, COMPLETELY SECURE, OR COMPATIBLE WITH EVERY SYSTEM.

Some jurisdictions do not permit certain disclaimers, so portions of this section may not apply to you.

14. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, LJ WEB MANAGEMENT AND ITS OWNERS, EMPLOYEES, CONTRACTORS, AND AFFILIATES WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, PUNITIVE, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES; LOST PROFITS, REVENUE, SAVINGS, DATA, OR BUSINESS; BUSINESS INTERRUPTION; OR THE COST OF SUBSTITUTE SERVICES.

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, OUR TOTAL LIABILITY ARISING FROM OR RELATED TO A CLAIM WILL NOT EXCEED THE AMOUNT THE CUSTOMER PAID TO LJ WEB MANAGEMENT FOR THE SPECIFIC SERVICE GIVING RISE TO THE CLAIM DURING THE THREE MONTHS BEFORE THE EVENT GIVING RISE TO LIABILITY.

These limitations apply regardless of the legal theory and even if a remedy fails of its essential purpose, but they do not exclude liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.

15. INDEMNIFICATION

To the extent permitted by law, you will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless LJ Web Management and its owners, employees, contractors, and affiliates from third-party claims, damages, losses, liabilities, and reasonable costs arising from your materials or data, your violation of these Terms or law, your unauthorized or prohibited use, or your infringement of another person's rights. We may control the defense of a covered claim, and you agree to cooperate reasonably.

16. GOVERNING LAW AND VENUE

These Terms and any dispute arising from them are governed by the laws of the State of Illinois, without regard to conflict-of-law principles.  Subject to any nonwaivable law, exclusive venue will lie in the state courts located in DuPage County, Illinois or, when federal jurisdiction exists, the United States District Court serving DuPage County. Each party consents to personal jurisdiction in those courts.

17. CHANGES TO THESE TERMS

We may update these Terms from time to time. Updated Terms apply prospectively from the effective date shown. Material changes affecting an active paid service will take effect as stated in notice to the customer or at the next renewal, unless earlier application is required by law or agreed in writing.

18. GENERAL TERMS

Neither party is liable for delay or failure caused by events beyond its reasonable control, except for payment obligations. You may not assign these Terms without our written consent; we may assign them in connection with a merger, reorganization, financing, sale of assets, or transfer of the business. If a provision is unenforceable, it will be modified to the minimum extent necessary and the remaining provisions will remain effective. A failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver. These Terms and applicable Service Agreements constitute the agreement concerning their subject matter and supersede prior discussions on that subject.  Electronic communications and signatures may be used.

19. RECURRING SERVICE DISCLOSURES

Monthly Services continue for successive one-month periods until canceled, not renewed, or terminated under these Terms or the Service Agreement. The recurring amount is the monthly fee disclosed in the accepted Service Agreement, order, or invoice. The customer must cancel before the next charge or acceptance of payment to avoid the next monthly period, unless a different deadline is clearly disclosed.

If no minimum commitment is stated, Monthly Services are month to month. Cancellation may be requested at info@ljwebmanagement.com and should identify the customer, affected service, and requested effective date. We may verify that the requester is authorized, but will not impose unnecessary obstacles to cancellation.

Where consumer automatic-renewal law applies, we will provide disclosures, obtain consent, give an acknowledgment, provide renewal or material-change notices, and offer cancellation as required by applicable law. Nonwaivable consumer rights control over conflicting language.

20. DEFINITIONS

"Automation" means a workflow, integration, script, application, chatbot, AI feature, data process, or related system included in the Services. "Build Services" means initial discovery, design, configuration, development, testing, deployment, documentation, or training covered by a project fee. "Monthly Services" means recurring upkeep, support, maintenance, or changes covered by a monthly fee.

"Customer Data" means information, files, credentials, instructions, content, or records supplied by or for the customer or accessed from customer-authorized systems.  "Deliverable" means an item expressly identified as a deliverable. "Third-Party Service" means a product, platform, model, API, system, or service not owned and controlled by us.

21. CONTRACT FORMATION AND PRIORITY

A consultation does not require either party to proceed. A project begins when the applicable Service Agreement is accepted and required payment is received, unless agreed otherwise in writing.

Electronic acceptance, payment of an invoice referencing these Terms, or an authorized instruction to begin may evidence agreement. If documents conflict, a signed data-processing agreement controls its subject matter, a signed Service Agreement controls project-specific terms, and these Terms control general service terms.

Customer purchase orders and standard forms are administrative only. Their additional or conflicting terms do not bind us unless expressly accepted in a signed writing. Oral statements do not modify an agreement.

22. PROPOSALS AND ESTIMATES

Proposals rely on available information and may include assumptions, exclusions, dependencies, limits, and customer responsibilities.  Estimates are not guarantees of exact effort, dates, third-party costs, or results unless expressly stated.

An unaccepted proposal may expire, be revised, or be withdrawn. Inaccurate or incomplete customer information may require revised scope, schedule, architecture, or fees.

23. SCOPE AND EXCLUSIONS

We are responsible only for Services and Deliverables expressly included in the Service Agreement. Examples, demonstrations, discussions, meeting notes, or marketing descriptions do not expand final scope unless incorporated into that agreement.

Items not expressly included are out of scope. These may include data cleanup, historical migration, third-party fees, hardware, legal compliance analysis, extensive documentation, after-hours support, unlimited revisions, or rebuilding systems changed by others.

24. CHANGE CONTROL

A requested addition, deletion, redesign, integration, data source, user role, workflow branch, compliance requirement, or performance target may be a change. We may evaluate its effect on feasibility, security, privacy, timing, maintenance, and price.

We need not begin a material change until its scope and commercial effect are approved in writing. Monthly Services include only the volume and type of changes described in the Service Agreement. Unused capacity does not roll over unless expressly stated.

25. CUSTOMER COOPERATION

The customer will designate an authorized representative and provide timely access, information, knowledgeable personnel, decisions, approvals, sample data, and testing resources reasonably needed for the work.

We may rely on instructions from persons who reasonably appear authorized. Customer delay may extend dates, require rescheduling, place work on hold, or create additional fees documented in writing.

26. SYSTEM ACCESS AND CREDENTIALS

The customer authorizes access to systems and accounts reasonably necessary for the Services and represents that it has authority to grant access. Customers should provide named, temporary, least-privilege, and revocable access whenever possible.

Passwords and secret keys should not be sent through general forms or ordinary email. We may reject unsafe access methods. The customer must revoke obsolete access and report suspected compromise promptly.

27. DATA QUALITY AND BACKUPS

The customer is responsible for the accuracy, completeness, legality, and suitability of Customer Data.  Automation results depend on input quality, formatting, permissions, availability, and source-system behavior.

The customer must maintain appropriate backups and recovery procedures before production changes. Temporary copies we create do not replace customer backup obligations unless managed backup service is expressly included.

28. PROJECT SCHEDULES

Dates are estimates unless expressly identified as binding. Schedules may depend on payment, customer responses, access, third-party approvals, API availability, testing, data quality, and changes.

We are not responsible for delays caused by customer action, Third-Party Services, force majeure, or circumstances outside our reasonable control. We will communicate material schedule changes when reasonably practical.

29. TESTING AND ACCEPTANCE

The customer must perform user acceptance testing with representative scenarios before production reliance.  Material nonconformities must be reported promptly with reproducible details.

Unless another period is stated, a Deliverable is accepted when the customer confirms acceptance, uses it in production, or does not report a material scope nonconformity within ten business days after delivery for testing.

Changed preferences, new requirements, third-party changes, and matters outside acceptance criteria are changes rather than defects.

30. DEPLOYMENT

Deployment may require downtime, credential changes, data migration, provider approval, or coordinated customer action. We may postpone a release when testing is incomplete, access is unavailable, payment is overdue, or material security or operational risk exists.

Rollback is not technically possible for every change.  Customers should maintain source exports and appropriate contingency procedures.

31. TRAINING AND DOCUMENTATION

Training and documentation are included only as stated in the Service Agreement. Provider interface changes may make instructions or screenshots outdated. The customer is responsible for training new personnel after included sessions end unless ongoing training is included.

32. MONTHLY SERVICES AND SUPPORT

A monthly fee does not create unlimited development, unlimited revisions, continuous monitoring, guaranteed uptime, or twenty-four-hour support unless expressly stated.

Requests may be prioritized by severity, safety, security, business impact, dependencies, and order received. Response means acknowledgment or initial investigation, not guaranteed resolution.

Resolution may depend on customer cooperation, reproducibility, permissions, data, technical feasibility, and third-party action.  Emergency or after-hours work may require a separate agreement or fee.

33. AVAILABILITY AND MAINTENANCE

We may perform planned or emergency maintenance to protect security, restore service, deploy changes, or meet provider requirements. We will give notice of material planned disruption when reasonably practical.

Unless expressly stated, no uptime percentage, service credit, response time, recovery time, or recovery point is promised. Third-Party Services may be unavailable without notice.

34. UPFRONT BUILD PAYMENTS

The build price compensates us for reserving capacity and performing the included Build Services. It is not a prepaid balance for unlimited work and does not include Monthly Services unless stated.

If the customer cancels after work begins, amounts paid are nonrefundable except as required by law or the Service Agreement. The customer remains responsible for approved work and noncancelable commitments through cancellation.

If we cancel Build Services without customer breach, the Service Agreement governs. If it is silent, we will refund the portion reasonably allocable to unperformed work, less delivered value and noncancelable approved costs.

35. PAYMENT AUTHORIZATION AND BILLING

When automatic charging is used, the customer authorizes the disclosed payment method to be charged the monthly amount and applicable approved charges on the disclosed schedule. Authorization continues until cancellation, nonrenewal, termination, or lawful withdrawal.

Withdrawal does not eliminate obligations already incurred.  The customer must maintain current billing contacts and payment information.

Invoice disputes must be raised promptly and in good faith. Undisputed amounts remain due. We may correct billing errors and issue a supplemental invoice or credit.

36. TAXES AND EXTERNAL COSTS

Fees exclude applicable transaction taxes unless stated otherwise. The customer is responsible for third-party licenses, API usage, messaging, model usage, storage, hosting, domains, and similar costs unless included in writing.

Third-party pricing may change independently and may affect cost or feasibility.

37. CUSTOMER CANCELLATION

The customer may cancel or decline renewal by emailing info@ljwebmanagement.com or using a method stated in the Service Agreement. Unless a committed term applies, cancellation takes effect at the end of the paid period.

Customer cancellation ordinarily does not produce a prorated refund for the current month because capacity and Services are reserved for that period. Nonwaivable refund and cancellation rights remain unaffected.

38. EFFECT OF TERMINATION

On termination, the affected Services end, access may be revoked, integrations may be disconnected, and amounts accrued through the effective date remain due, subject to an applicable refund.

The customer must export needed information and arrange transfer of customer-controlled accounts before service ends.  Transition assistance beyond included offboarding may be separately charged.

Payment, ownership, confidentiality, disclaimers, liability, indemnification, dispute provisions, and terms intended by their nature to survive will survive.

39. PRIVACY AND CUSTOMER DATA

The customer grants us and authorized providers limited rights to process Customer Data as needed to provide and secure the Services, follow lawful instructions, and comply with law.

The customer must obtain all notices, consents, contracts, and authority required for that processing. The customer must identify regulated data, localization restrictions, retention requirements, and special contractual obligations before implementation.

We do not accept a specially regulated role, including a healthcare business-associate role, unless expressly agreed in a signed writing.

40. SECURITY

Each party will use reasonable safeguards for information and systems under its control. The customer remains responsible for its endpoints, networks, users, permissions, staff training, backups, and connected systems.

No safeguard eliminates all risk. Neither party guarantees that unauthorized access, loss, alteration, or disruption will never occur.  Suspected material incidents must be reported as required by contract and law.

41. AI TERMS

AI output may be inaccurate, incomplete, biased, offensive, outdated, inconsistent, or fabricated. The customer must apply human review appropriate to the context.

AI output may not be unique or legally protectable. Providers may change models, features, pricing, policies, settings, and performance.

An AI-enabled automation must not be the sole basis for high-impact decisions unless the use is lawful and includes required testing, notice, explanation, appeal, safeguards, and qualified human oversight.

42. THIRD-PARTY SERVICES

The customer may need to own, fund, and maintain Third-Party Service accounts and comply with their terms. We may configure a customer-owned account as an authorized user without assuming ownership or payment responsibility.

Third parties may change APIs, authentication, limits, pricing, features, policies, or availability. Resulting modifications may be separately chargeable. We are not responsible for their independent acts, outages, security incidents, or discontinuation, subject to applicable law.

43. OPEN-SOURCE COMPONENTS

Deliverables may contain open-source or third-party components governed by separate licenses. Those licenses control the applicable component. We cannot grant broader rights than we possess, and required notices must not be removed.

44. DELIVERABLE OWNERSHIP AND LICENSE

The Service Agreement determines ownership and licensing. If it is silent, we retain ownership and, after full payment, grant the customer a nonexclusive worldwide license to use the Deliverables internally for its business.

The default license does not transfer LJ Web Management Materials or authorize resale, sublicensing, removal of notices, publication of source materials, or creation of a competing service. Broader assignment or licensing must be agreed in writing.

We retain our preexisting and independently developed tools, templates, methods, components, prompts, know-how, and general improvements. We may reuse general knowledge and noncustomer-specific components without disclosing customer confidential information.

45. CUSTOMER MATERIALS

The customer retains its rights in Customer Materials and grants us rights reasonably necessary to use them for the Services. The customer represents that the materials and requested uses are lawful and do not violate contract, confidentiality, privacy, intellectual-property, publicity, or other rights.

The customer will not direct us to access, scrape, copy, or automate a third-party system unlawfully or contrary to binding restrictions.

46. FEEDBACK AND PUBLICITY

We may use voluntary feedback without compensation, provided we do not disclose customer confidential information.

We will not publicly identify a customer, use its logo, publish a case study, or disclose nonpublic project details without permission.

47. CONFIDENTIALITY DETAILS

Confidential information may be marked or reasonably understood as confidential from its nature and context.  The receiving party will limit access to persons who need it and use reasonable care.

Legally compelled disclosure may be made to the required extent. Where permitted, the receiving party will provide notice and reasonable cooperation.

Return or deletion is subject to backups, legal holds, recordkeeping, technical feasibility, and surviving rights. Confidentiality does not prohibit protected reports to government authorities.

48. LIMITED SERVICE WARRANTY

We will perform Services in a professional and workmanlike manner. The customer's exclusive remedy for proven breach is re-performance after prompt written notice. If re-performance is not reasonably possible, we may provide an equitable credit or refund for the materially nonconforming portion.

This remedy does not cover customer action, misuse, unauthorized modification, inaccurate data, third-party changes, or matters outside scope.

49. ADDITIONAL DISCLAIMERS

We do not guarantee savings, revenue, productivity, conversions, regulatory compliance, security, customer satisfaction, or any particular business result.

Beta, preview, experimental, and proof-of-concept features may be incomplete, unstable, changed, or discontinued and should not support critical operations without suitable safeguards.

50. LIABILITY ALLOCATION

The limitations in Section 14 allocate risk and are reflected in pricing. Related claims do not multiply the aggregate cap. The cap applies collectively to LJ Web Management and protected persons.

Customers should maintain insurance, backups, manual alternatives, and contingency plans appropriate to their operations and potential losses.

51. INDEMNIFICATION PROCEDURE

The protected party will give reasonably prompt notice of a covered third-party claim.  Delayed notice reduces obligations only to the extent of material prejudice.

The indemnifying party may control the defense with reasonably acceptable counsel.  The protected party will cooperate at the indemnifying party's expense. A settlement may not admit fault by, impose obligations on, or fail to release the protected party without consent.

52. LEGAL COMPLIANCE

Each party is responsible for laws applicable to its business, personnel, systems, data, and conduct. The customer must determine whether its automation requires notices, consent, licenses, assessments, audits, accessibility, retention, human review, or sector controls.

We may refuse or suspend work reasonably believed unlawful, deceptive, unsafe, discriminatory, infringing, or inconsistent with provider rules.

53. DISPUTE MANAGEMENT

Before filing suit, a party should provide written notice describing the dispute and requested resolution.  Authorized representatives will attempt good-faith resolution for thirty days unless emergency relief, a limitations period, security, nonpayment, or preservation of rights requires earlier action.

Either party may seek temporary relief to protect confidential information, intellectual property, system security, or prevent imminent harm. Arbitration applies only if expressly included in a Service Agreement.

54. NOTICES

Routine communications may use email, tickets, or agreed channels. Formal breach, indemnity, or termination-for-cause notices should use email with confirmation or trackable delivery to the Service Agreement contacts.

The customer must keep billing, legal, and operational contacts current.  Notices to us may be sent to info@ljwebmanagement.com and the postal address below.

55. GENERAL INTERPRETATION

The parties are independent contractors. No employment, partnership, joint venture, franchise, fiduciary relationship, or agency is created.

Headings do not limit interpretation. "Including" means including without limitation. Remedies are cumulative unless expressly exclusive. No third party is an intended beneficiary except persons expressly protected by an indemnity or liability provision.

Agreements may be executed in counterparts and with electronic records and signatures. The English version controls over a translation to the extent permitted by law.

56. CONTACT

LJ Web Management

1108 E 9th St.

Lockport, IL 60441

United States