Subscription Terms

The CoverageCases technology subscription costs $9.99 USD per month, plus applicable taxes, if any. It is a platform-access charge and is not an attorney engagement fee, legal fee, referral fee, percentage fee, or payment for a particular matter or result.

These Subscription Terms are version coveragecases-subscription-v1.1 and become effective on July 21, 2026 at 10:55:20 a.m. Eastern Time only when that exact version is activated.

An eligible new subscriber receives a seven-day free trial. A valid payment method is required at enrollment. Unless you cancel before the trial ends, the payment method will be charged $9.99 USD, plus applicable taxes, when the trial converts to a paid subscription.

CoverageCases will send a transactional reminder approximately two days before paid billing is scheduled to begin. You remain responsible for reviewing the trial end shown during Checkout or in the billing portal and canceling before conversion if you do not want the first charge.

After the trial, the subscription renews automatically each month at $9.99 USD, plus applicable taxes, until canceled. The billing portal shows subscription status, the current period, and available cancellation controls.

CoverageCases will not silently substitute an annual plan or a different source-approved price. A material price or billing change requires appropriate notice and a new subscription legal version before affected Checkout or renewal use.

By starting the trial, you authorize the payment processor to store the selected payment method and charge the disclosed subscription amount and applicable taxes at trial conversion and each monthly renewal until cancellation.

The payment processor's services and portal are subject to its own terms. CoverageCases stores subscription identifiers and status needed to administer access but does not store complete card numbers.

You may cancel through the billing portal. Cancellation during the trial prevents the first paid subscription charge when completed before trial conversion. After paid billing begins, cancellation stops automatic renewal and takes effect at the end of the current paid period.

Canceling the technology subscription does not cancel, modify, or resolve a separate attorney-to-attorney engagement.

Technology-subscription charges are not routinely refundable and are not prorated after a paid billing period begins. CoverageCases may issue a manual refund for a duplicate, unauthorized, demonstrably erroneous, legally required, or documented owner-approved courtesy adjustment.

This policy never applies to direct attorney-to-attorney engagement compensation, which CoverageCases does not collect or control.

There is no grace period for starting new marketplace activity after the payment processor reports a subscription as past due or unpaid. New posting, protected browsing, acceptance, availability, and unrelated new messaging may be restricted until an in-scope payment event confirms active or trialing status.

An existing billing customer retains portal and cancellation access. Where technically and legally available, limited access needed to wind down an already accepted engagement may remain. Exact retry and collection timing is controlled by the verified payment configuration.

Denial, suspension, deactivation, or failed Florida Bar reverification may immediately remove public verification and block new marketplace activity. CoverageCases may preserve limited existing-engagement wind-down access and schedule subscription cancellation at the end of the billing period.

A platform-caused erroneous billing issue may receive manual refund review. Reapproval requires administrative review; payment status alone does not restore attorney eligibility.

Starting Checkout requires current affirmative assent to both the platform and subscription document sets. Prior assent history remains preserved, and stale assent cannot authorize a new Checkout.

Subscription questions and billing complaints may be sent to admin@sanchezvaughn.com.