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TERMS OF SERVICE

Terms of Service

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Archived version — This document is the archived copy of the Terms effective 19 August 2026. Amended Terms take effect on 24 September 2026; please see the current Terms of Service.
CHAPTER 1

General Provisions

1

Purpose and Consent

These Terms govern the use of the AI legal information service and attorney search service provided by Lawmadi OS (the "Service").

Lawmadi OS operates an AI legal information service that searches, analyzes, and organizes legal information through 60 AI expert leaders and real-time verification via the Korean National Law Information Center (SSOT), together with an attorney search service that allows users to search for attorneys by specialty.

By submitting a legal query, searching for an attorney, purchasing credits, or completing OTP email verification, you are deemed to have agreed to these Terms.

2

Definitions

The following terms are used in these Terms:

3

Service Classification

Lawmadi OS operates the following two services separately:

The AI leader responses in the AI Legal Information Service and the attorney information in the Attorney Search Service are separate services. AI leaders do not recommend or imply recommendation of any specific attorney.

CHAPTER 2

AI Legal Information Service

Track 1 — AI-powered legal information

4

Service Description

The AI Legal Information Service provides the following functions:

This service provides legal information, not legal advice by an attorney. Information provided should be used for reference purposes only.

5

Attorney Act Disclaimer & Nature of AI Leaders

This service does not constitute legal services under the Attorney-at-Law Act and does not guarantee legal effect.

This service does not constitute legal services under the Attorney-at-Law Act. AI leaders are fictional AI characters, not actual attorneys.

6

Limitations of AI Responses

Users should be aware of the following when using the AI Legal Information Service:

CHAPTER 3

Attorney Search Service

Track 2 — Ministry of Justice Guidelines Compliant · Not yet launched

Chapter 3 is not yet in force. As of the effective date of these Terms the Attorney Search Service is not provided; this chapter applies from the date that service actually launches. The services currently available to users are the AI Legal Information Service (Chapter 2) and the API/MCP Service (Chapter 5).

7

Fundamental Principles

The Operator adheres to the following principles in operating the Attorney Search Service:

8

Search Criteria

Search criteria for the Attorney Search Service are operated as follows:

Q&A content from the AI Legal Information Service is not automatically linked to or used as search criteria in the Attorney Search Service.

9

Sorting Criteria

Sorting criteria for search results are operated as follows:

10

Display of Search Results

Search results are displayed according to the following principles:

The following sorting methods are prohibited: (1) sorting paid members by advertising fee amount, (2) sorting by consultation fee amount, (3) any other sorting based on cost or monetary amounts.

11

Advertising Disclosure

The Operator discloses the following regarding advertising in the Attorney Search Service:

12

Consultation Fee Display

Attorney consultation fees are handled as follows:

13

Specialty & Keyword Display

Attorney specialty advertising is operated as follows:

14

Location Display

Attorney location information is displayed as follows:

15

Prohibited Expressions

The following expressions are prohibited in search results or linked pages:

Objectively verifiable metrics accumulated within the Service (such as consultation count) may be displayed in search results or profile pages.

16

Contact & Legal Consultation

Communication between users and attorneys is operated as follows:

(1) The attorney-client relationship is formed only between the user and the attorney. (2) The Operator is not responsible for the content of consultations. (3) The consultation provider is the attorney, not the Operator.

The Operator makes efforts to prevent "name lending" or "office manager consultations" by notifying the Korean Bar Association when it is confirmed that an attorney did not personally conduct the consultation.

17

Consultation Fees & Commissions

The following principles apply to legal consultation fees:

The following are prohibited: (1) forcing in-app purchase payment methods, (2) unnecessarily delaying payment after consultation completion, (3) deducting a portion of user payments as advertising fees before paying the remainder to attorneys.

18

User Reviews & Feedback

User reviews and feedback ("Reviews") regarding attorneys are operated as follows:

Posting Format

Management Obligations

Attorney Rights

CHAPTER 4

Common Provisions

19

User Obligations

Users must comply with the following when using the Service:

20

Attorney Responsibility

Attorneys bear independent responsibility for information displayed in search results and linked pages under the following laws:

21

Account & Authentication

Email verification (OTP) is required for credit purchases and paid service use.

22

Minor Users

Children under 14 years of age may not use the Service without parental consent.

23

Intellectual Property

All intellectual property rights in Lawmadi OS content are protected.

24

Disclaimer

Lawmadi OS is not responsible for the following:

However, the above exclusions do not apply to damages caused by Lawmadi OS's intent or gross negligence, for which Lawmadi OS bears liability under applicable law. This Article has no effect to the extent it conflicts with Article 7 of the Regulation of Standardized Contracts Act.

AI responses are for reference only. Consultations through the Attorney Search Service are provided directly by attorneys, and the Operator is not responsible for their content. Always consult a qualified legal professional for final decisions.

25

Fees & Payment

The Service is available through a free plan and paid credit purchases.

Credit plans and pricing are available on the Pricing page.

26

Service Changes & Suspension

Lawmadi OS may change or suspend all or part of the Service for stability and quality improvement.

27

Amendment of Terms

Lawmadi OS may amend these Terms within the scope permitted by applicable laws.

28

Governing Law & Jurisdiction

The following applies to the interpretation and application of these Terms:

CHAPTER 5

API / MCP Service

Track 3 — Citation verification and lookup APIs for software and agents

29

Scope of the API / MCP Service

Lawmadi OS provides interfaces that other software and AI agents can call directly.

A verification result is information about whether a citation exists; it is not legal advice. The verified corpus is a subset of Korean law, not the whole of it, so the fact that a citation is not confirmed in the corpus does not mean the citation does not exist. The Service reports this distinction as separate verdict states, and users must confirm against a primary source such as the National Law Information Center (law.go.kr).

30

Issuance and Custody of API Keys

Authentication for the API / MCP Service uses API keys issued by the Service.

31

Usage Limits and Prohibited Conduct

Usage limits apply to the API / MCP Service to keep operation stable and to protect the corpus.

Users must not do any of the following when using the API / MCP Service:

Where such conduct is confirmed, the Service may suspend use of the key without prior notice, and will notify the user of the reason and how to object.

CHAPTER 6

Supplementary Provisions

Designated officer and effective date

32

Data Protection Officer

The following Data Protection Officer is designated to oversee personal information processing and handle user complaints and remedies:

33

Effective Date

These Terms take effect from the effective date below.

The previous Terms (effective March 23, 2026) are superseded by these Terms as of the effective date.

Principal changes in this revision: (1) removal of the clause deeming guardian consent for minors (Art. 22); (2) removal of the exclusive-jurisdiction clause (Art. 28); (3) express carve-out for intent and gross negligence from the disclaimer (Art. 24); (4) statement that the Attorney Search Service is not yet provided (Chapter 3); (5) new API / MCP Service provisions (Chapter 5); (6) express right of withdrawal and 1:1 leader-chat charging (Art. 25).

Effective Date

August 19, 2026