Legal Notice

1. Identifying information

In compliance with Article 10 of Spanish Law 34/2002 on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (LSSI-CE), the owner of this website is:

• Company name: Pablo Ezequiel Martín Sans
• Tax ID (CUIT): 20-42304196-0
• Registered address: Sol de Mayo 1366, 05010 Córdoba, Argentina
• Website: https://www.artiolab.com
• Email: contacto@artiolab.com
• Phone: +34 919 18 72 05 (Spain) / +54 9 351 291 3676 (Argentina)
• Operational offices: Calle Casimiro Mahou Bierhans 9, 28006 Madrid (Spain); Sol de Mayo 1366, 05010 Córdoba (Argentina)

2. Purpose

This website aims to inform the public about ARTIO's activities, services, and projects (communication, design, web development, automation, and digital solutions), as well as the available contact channels.

3. Terms of use

Accessing and using this site makes you a user and implies acceptance of these terms. You agree to use the site lawfully and in good faith, refraining from using content for unlawful purposes or in ways that may damage or disrupt normal operation.

4. Intellectual and industrial property

All site content (text, images, logos, designs, code, videos, and other elements) is owned by ARTIO or authorized third parties and is protected by applicable intellectual and industrial property laws. Reproduction, distribution, or transformation without express authorization is prohibited.

Published projects may include client brands shown for portfolio purposes; rights belong to their respective owners.

5. Liability

ARTIO is not liable for damages arising from misuse of the site, technical interruptions beyond its control, or content linked from third-party sites. Contact forms and channels are offered as communication means; responses may depend on operational availability.

6. External links

This site may include links to third-party pages (for example, WhatsApp or client websites). ARTIO does not control or assume responsibility for their content or policies.

7. Applicable law and jurisdiction

These terms are governed by Spanish law. For dispute resolution, the parties submit to the courts of the owner's registered address, unless mandatory consumer protection rules provide otherwise.