Terms of use

Please read these terms and conditions (“terms”, “terms and conditions”) carefully before using BerubeConsulting.com website (the “service”) operated by David Berube (“us”, ‘we”, “our”).

Conditions of Use

We will provide their services to you, which are subject to the conditions stated below in this document. Every time you visit this website, use its services or make a purchase, you accept the following conditions. This is why we urge you to read them carefully.

Privacy Policy

Before you continue using our website we advise you to read our privacy policy regarding our user data collection. It will help you better understand our practices.

Copyright

Content published on this website (digital downloads, images, texts, graphics, logos) is the property of David Berube and/or its content creators and protected by international copyright laws. The entire compilation of the content found on this website is the exclusive property of David Berube, with copyright authorship for this compilation by David Berube.

Communications

The entire communication with us is electronic. Every time you send us an email or visit our website, you are going to be communicating with us. You hereby consent to receive communications from us. If you subscribe to the news on our website, you are going to receive regular emails from us. We will continue to communicate with you by posting news and notices on our website and by sending you emails. You also agree that all notices, disclosures, agreements and other communications we provide to you electronically meet the legal requirements that such communications be in writing.

Applicable Law

By visiting this website, you agree that the laws of the state of New Hampshire, without regard to principles of conflict laws, will govern these terms and conditions, or any dispute of any sort that might come between David Berube and you, or its business partners and associates.

Disputes

Any dispute related in any way to your visit to this website or to products you purchase from us shall be arbitrated by state or federal court in New Hampshire, and you consent to exclusive jurisdiction and venue of such courts.