§ 1General provisions
- These terms and conditions set out the rules for using the HLBC – Hexagon Law & Business Consulting website and for ordering services through the website, the shop, forms and e-mail.
- Services are provided by HLBC Sp. z o.o. w organizacji (company in organisation), Plac Europejski 1, 00-844 Warsaw (the “Service Provider”).
- Activities reserved for attorneys-at-law and advocates are performed by an attorney-at-law cooperating with the Service Provider, and notarial acts by a notary chosen by the Client or recommended by the Service Provider.
§ 2Definitions
- In these terms and conditions:
- Client – a natural person, legal person or organisational unit ordering a service
- Consumer – a Client who is a natural person concluding a contract not directly related to their business or professional activity
- Service – a service from the catalogue on the website or priced individually
- Package – a set of services at a fixed price, e.g. the Start Package or the Business Package
- Confirmation – an e-mail from the Service Provider stating the scope, timeline and price of the service
§ 3Use of the website
- The website, calculators, glossary, laws in brief and free materials are available without registration.
- Content on the website is for information purposes, reflects the legal position as at the date stated with the content and does not constitute legal or tax advice.
- Supplying unlawful content and any actions that disrupt the operation of the website are prohibited.
§ 4Orders and conclusion of the contract
- You place an order via the cart, a form or e-mail.
- The contract is concluded when the Confirmation is sent. Until then the order does not oblige the Client to pay.
- Before starting a service, the Service Provider may request identity documents and information on beneficial owners where required by anti-money laundering legislation.
§ 5Prices and payments
- Prices on the website are net prices in euros. VAT is added to the price in accordance with the rules described on the Payments and VAT page.
- Items marked “from” are priced individually and the price is stated in the Confirmation.
- Payment is made by bank transfer against a pro forma invoice or via a payment gateway once it is launched. Invoices are issued via KSeF.
- Official, court, notarial and bank fees not included in the package are borne by the Client.
§ 6Provision of services
- Deadlines run from the date the payment is received and a complete set of documents is provided.
- Timelines that depend on authorities, courts and banks are indicative; the Service Provider is not liable for delays by these institutions.
- The Client receives documents in the chosen service language. Documents filed with the authorities are prepared in Polish.
§ 7Retainers
- Accounting, virtual office and legal services are provided in monthly periods, invoiced at the start of each period.
- A retainer may be terminated with one month’s notice effective at the end of a calendar month.
§ 8Right of withdrawal (consumers)
- A consumer may withdraw from a distance contract within 14 days of its conclusion, without giving any reason, by sending a statement to hello@hl-bc.com.
- If, at the Consumer’s express request, the service began before this period expired, the Consumer pays for the services provided up to the moment of withdrawal.
- The right of withdrawal does not apply once the service has been fully performed at the express request of a Consumer who was informed of the loss of this right.
§ 9Complaints
- We accept complaints at hello@hl-bc.com. Please describe the problem and include the order number.
- We respond within 14 days of receiving a complaint.
- Consumers may use out-of-court dispute resolution methods, including assistance from a consumer ombudsman.
§ 10Liability
- The Service Provider is responsible for the proper performance of the service within the scope of the Confirmation.
- Results of calculators and comparisons are estimates. Only advice given as part of an ordered service is binding.
- Our liability towards businesses is limited to the fee for the service concerned, unless the damage results from wilful misconduct.
§ 11Confidentiality and personal data
- Information about the Client’s matter is confidential. The rules for data processing are set out in the Privacy policy.
§ 12Final provisions
- Contracts are governed by Polish law. For Consumers this does not exclude the protection afforded by the laws of their country of residence.
- Disputes with businesses are resolved by the court having jurisdiction over the Service Provider’s registered office.
- Changes to these terms and conditions are published on this page with the date of the new version; contracts already concluded are governed by the version in force on the date of their conclusion.






