Thomson Reuters Terms

This document governs all use of Thomson Reuters' public-facing websites and web pages, establishing the legal framework under which visitors and users may access Thomson Reuters' online content and services. The agreement states that all content on Thomson Reuters' websites is protected by copyright and may not be reproduced, retransmitted, or otherwise used without prior written permission; the terms also authorize Thomson Reuters to change, suspend, or discontinue any aspect of its websites at any time without notice or liability. Notably, the document asserts a broad disclaimer of warranties and a comprehensive limitation of liability for all damages arising from use of the site, including consequential, incidental, and indirect damages, though the enforceability of such sweeping disclaimers may be constrained by applicable consumer protection law in certain jurisdictions, particularly within the EU and UK. The terms engage frameworks including copyright law, data protection regulations such as GDPR and CCPA given the site's global reach and the presence of tracking technologies, and general consumer protection statutes administered by the FTC in the US and equivalent bodies elsewhere. Material compliance considerations include the use of session-replay and behavioral tracking scripts visible in the page source, the deployment of OneTrust for cookie consent management, and the cross-border nature of the site, which creates jurisdictional complexity for data handling and warranty disclaimer enforceability.