Legal Disclaimer

SEQRIA is a cyber-legal intelligence consultancy registered and operating from Vilnius, Lithuania. SEQRIA is not a law firm, does not provide legal advice, and does not act as legal counsel. The services provided consist of investigative analysis, documentation preparation, and institutional coordination.

No Attorney-Client Relationship

Engagement with SEQRIA does not create an attorney-client relationship. All communications, reports, and documentation produced by SEQRIA are informational and investigative in nature. Clients requiring legal representation are advised to engage qualified legal counsel in the relevant jurisdiction.

Scope of Services

SEQRIA provides open-source intelligence (OSINT) investigations, digital forensic analysis, blockchain transaction tracing, financial fraud documentation, regulatory complaint preparation, and institutional escalation coordination. All findings are presented as documented evidence and structured analysis — not as legal opinions or guarantees of outcome.

No Guarantee of Outcome

SEQRIA does not guarantee the success of any investigation, recovery effort, or regulatory proceeding. Outcomes depend on factors beyond SEQRIA's control, including but not limited to: institutional response times, jurisdictional cooperation, and the availability of digital evidence.

Accuracy of Information

While SEQRIA exercises rigorous analytical standards, all findings are based on available open-source data and information provided by the client. SEQRIA does not warrant the completeness or absolute accuracy of third-party data sources.

Limitation of Liability

SEQRIA shall not be held liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, or consequential damages arising from the use of its services, reports, or documentation. The maximum aggregate liability of SEQRIA is limited to the fees paid for the specific engagement in question.

Governing Law

This disclaimer and all engagements with SEQRIA are governed by the laws of the Republic of Lithuania and applicable European Union regulations. Any disputes shall be resolved in the courts of Vilnius, Lithuania.

Last updated: January 2023