Common use of Restrictions on Access and Use Clause in Contracts

Restrictions on Access and Use. The Portal and the content are protected by applicable copyrights, and other proprietary and intellectual property rights. In accessing or using the Portal and the content, you agree to comply with these Terms of Use as well as applicable laws, court rules, regulations, and court orders. Your access to and use of the Portal and the content may be terminated at any time without notice. You may not do any of the following: (a) engage in any data mining, or use "bots" or similar data gathering and extraction tools or methods in connection with the Portal or the content; (b) violate any copyrights, and other proprietary or intellectual property rights in the Portal or the content; (c) interfere with or disrupt the Portal, or attempt to circumvent the Portal’s security features; (d) misrepresent your affiliation with or impersonate any person or entity; (e) remove or modify any copyright notices, other proprietary notices, or references to these Terms of Use in the content or on the Portal. You hereby acknowledge that if you breach any term set forth herein, the Board or its employees and/or agent(s) may terminate your access without notice and to seek any other lawful remedy including but not limited to injunctive relief restraining you from access and/or use of data obtained through the Portal. The Portal Subscription / Username and Password shall be personal to the Portal Attorney. It may be used by a designated staff person, but may not be used or shared between two or more attorneys. A firm shall obtain a separate Portal Attorney subscription for each attorney appearing before the Board. You agree not to change, modify, add to, remove from, delete or otherwise corrupt the information contained on the Portal. You also agree not to unlawfully use or reproduce any of the software, code there from, copyrighted material, trademarks, or other intellectual or proprietary property contained on the Portal or made available through it. Unlawful use and reproduction includes but is not limited to decompiling, reverse engineering, disassembling and creating derivative works.