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Legal notice

Draft of 22 September 2026

Draft. This text has not been reviewed by a lawyer. Every highlighted blank needs a real value, and the facts below need checking against the services actually in use, before the site is published. Search the file for todo to find the blanks.

The information French law requires every website to publish (mentions légales), for this site and the company behind it.

Publisher

Company[legal name]
Legal form[e.g. SASU]
Share capital[amount in euros]
Registered office[full postal address]
Trade registerRCS [city and number]
SIRET[14-digit number]
VAT number[FR + 11 digits, or "not VAT registered"]
Email[contact email]
Phone[phone number, or delete this row]
Director of publication[name of the legal representative]

[If the work is a regulated profession or requires a registration number, name the authority and the number here; otherwise delete this line.]

Host

Company[confirm the exact entity on your invoice, e.g. Hostinger International Ltd]
Address[host address as shown on the invoice]
Contact[host website or support address]

Intellectual property

The name Mediplus Advisory, the logo, the text and the layout of this site belong to [legal name]. You may not copy or reuse them without our written permission.

The photographs are licensed from [source and licence, e.g. Getty Images / Unsplash] and may not be taken from this site and reused. The typeface is Neue Montreal, licensed from Pangram Pangram. [Check the licence covers web use for this site before it goes public.]

Liability

We keep the information on this site as accurate and current as we can, but it describes our services in general terms and is not an offer or professional advice. Links to other sites are there for convenience; we do not control them and are not responsible for what they contain.

Personal data

What we collect and what you can ask us to do about it is set out on the privacy page, with cookies covered here.

Applicable law

This site and these notices are governed by French law. Any dispute we cannot settle between us goes before the French courts.