Government Request Transparency Report

Principles:

• Everlaw reviews each request to make sure it satisfies applicable laws. Where appropriate, Everlaw may try to narrow the scope of a request, and in some cases Everlaw may object to producing any information at all.

• If Everlaw receives a request from a government agency, we send an email to the customer (or any other person as required by law) before disclosing information.

• Everlaw will not give notice when legally prohibited, although we will provide notice after a legal prohibition is lifted.

• Everlaw might not give notice if the account has been disabled or hijacked. In addition, Everlaw might not give notice in the case of emergencies, such as threats to life or safety, in which case we will provide notice if we learn that the emergency has passed.

Requests from US government agencies
In order to issue Everlaw with a request for Customer Data, US authorities must issue a subpoena, obtain a court order, search warrant, or national security request as appropriate.

Requests from government authorities outside the US
Everlaw may receive requests for Customer Data from government authorities outside of the US. When Everlaw receives one of these requests, Everlaw may provide user information in accordance with the above Principles, applicable laws, industry best practices, and Everlaw policies.

Requests for information in emergencies
In order to prevent injury or death, Everlaw may provide information to a government agency. Everlaw considers these requests on a case-by-case basis and in light of applicable laws and our policies.

Requests for information