You acknowledge and agree that Harri’s online training platform(s) provides you with general information and suggestions for purposes of assisting you with your efforts to comply with the New York State and New York City sexual harassment and discrimination laws, rules and regulations. You further acknowledge and agree that Harri is not, nor has represented to be a licensed provider of legal services. Harri is not a licensed provider of, nor does Harri provide legal services. Likewise, Harri’s training platform does not provide, nor is it a substitute for, legal advice, nor does following Harri’s suggestions set forth in the platform’s online training courses, or otherwise provided by Harri elsewhere, guarantee that you will be in compliance with applicable laws, rules and regulations. Harri strongly urge you to retain a licensed attorney for purposes of obtaining competent legal advice in order to properly comply with all sexual harassment and discrimination laws, rules and regulations, and any other applicable laws, rules and regulations. You understand that there is no attorney/client relationship with Harri.

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