Terms of use

Purpose

These terms of use govern access to and use of the parliance.com website, published by PARLIANCE (see the legal notice). By browsing the site you accept these terms. If you do not accept them, you must stop using the site.

Access to the site

The site is free to access, without registration, for any user with an Internet connection. Access and equipment costs remain the user’s responsibility. Parliance may suspend, modify or interrupt access to the site at any time, in particular for maintenance, without notice or compensation.

Site content

The site presents Parliance’s business: consulting and interim management in insurance. Content is general and informative; it does not constitute personalised advice, a firm offer or a contractual commitment. Any service is provided under a separate contract.

Use of the site

Users agree to use the site fairly and lawfully, and in particular not to:

• attempt unauthorised access to the site’s systems, data or accounts;
• disrupt its operation (viruses, abusive automated requests, etc.);
• systematically extract or reuse the site’s content;
• send unlawful, abusive or rights-infringing content through the contact form;
• impersonate another person.

Contact form

Information submitted through the form must be accurate. It is processed in accordance with the privacy policy. Sending a message creates no contractual relationship and does not guarantee a reply.

Intellectual property

The site’s content is protected (see the legal notice). No licence or right of use is granted to the user, other than a strictly personal and private right to view the site. Any other use requires Parliance’s prior written consent.

Links to other sites

The site may link to third-party sites. Parliance is not responsible for their content, practices or availability.

Liability

Parliance uses reasonable means to ensure the reliability of the site but has only an obligation of means. It does not guarantee that the site will be error-free or permanently available and cannot be held liable for damage resulting from its use or unavailability, to the extent permitted by law.

Changes to the terms

Parliance may amend these terms at any time. The applicable version is the one published on the site at the time of use.

Governing law and disputes

These terms are governed by French law. In the event of a dispute, the parties will seek an amicable solution before any action; failing that, French courts will have jurisdiction.

Last updated: 27 October 2026.