Terms & Conditions

Please review the Terms & Conditions for lady-co.com website. These terms cover lady-co.com (THE "SITE"), which is owned and operated by Lady & Company®. We encourage you to take time to read and understand Terms & Conditions and, as is best practice, those of any websites you visit whether linked to our Site or through your own web search. 

BY USING THIS SITE, YOU AGREE TO FOLLOW AND BE BOUND BY THESE TERMS & CONDITIONS. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE WITH ANY OF THE TERMS, PLEASE DO NOT USE THIS SITE.

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Changes to Terms & Conditions

Please review the Terms & Conditions regularly. The Terms & Conditions may change at any time. By using the Site after a change in the updated Terms & Conditions, you agree you understand and accept to follow and be bound by the Terms & Conditions as changed.

Age gates are not legally required. However, by viewing this site, the user agrees they meet the legal age requirement for alcohol use.

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January 1, 2023

Louisiana Act 440 Makes commercial websites where more than one-third of their content is pornographic liable to being sued for damages by individuals unless age verification using (1) digital ID card or (2) government-issued ID or (2) a commercial reasonable method based on transaction data (e.g. mortgage, education, employment)

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May 2, 2023

Utah SB 287 Makes commercial websites where more than one-third of their content is pornographic liable to being sued for damages by individuals unless age verification using (1) government-issued ID or (2) a commercial reasonable method based on transaction data (e.g. mortgage, education, employment)

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July 1, 2023

Mississippi SB 2346 Makes commercial websites where more than one-third of their content is pornographic liable to being sued for damages by individuals unless age verification using (1) state-approved digital ID, (2) independent, third-party age verification services checking authoritative databases or (3) a commercial reasonable method based on transaction data (e.g. mortgage, education, employment)

Virginia SB 1515 Makes commercial websites where more than one-third of their content is pornographic liable to being sued for damages by individuals unless age verification using (1) commercially available database or (2) a commercial reasonable method of age and identity verification

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July 31, 2023

Arkansas SB 66 Makes commercial websites where more than one-third of their content is pornographic liable to being sued for damages by individuals unless age verification using (1) state-approved digital ID, (2) government-issued ID or (3) a commercial reasonable method that holds identity assurance level 2 (for IAL2 definition, see NIST)

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August 1, 2023

Louisiana HB 77 Gives commercial websites where more than one-third of their content is pornographic 30 days to remedy a failure to provide age verification before the Attorney-General can take legal action to impose a fine of $5k per day or $10k if done knowingly (the “PAVE Act”)

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September 1, 2023

Texas HB 1181 – Makes commercial websites where more than one-third of their content is pornographic liable to being sued for damages by individuals unless age verification using (1) digitized ID card (not defined), or a commercial age verification system based on (2a) government-issued ID or (2b) a commercial reasonable method based on transaction data (e.g. mortgage, education, employment).

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January 1, 2024

Montana SB 544 Makes commercial websites where more than one-third of their content is pornographic liable to being sued for damages by individuals unless age verification using (1) digitized ID card (not defined), or a commercial age verification system based on (2a) government-issued ID or (2b) a commercial reasonable method based on transaction data (e.g. mortgage, education, employment)

North Carolina HB 8 The law stipulates that any commercial entity sharing online content deemed harmful to minors must confirm the age of users attempting to access such material. While the legislation doesn’t prescribe a specific age verification technique, it mandates the utilization of either a commercially accessible database or another commercially sensible approach for ensuring or estimating the age of users.

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May 29, 2024

South Carolina HB 3424 Child Online Safety Act Requires websites where at least one-third of the content is pornographic to perform “reasonable age verification” to prevent minors from accessing the harmful material. Includes a provision for a private right of action.

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July 1, 2024

Idaho H 498 Requires websites where at least one-third of the content is pornographic to perform “reasonable age verification” to prevent minors from accessing the harmful material.

Indiana SB 17 Requires an adult oriented website operator that displays material harmful to minors to use a reasonable age verification method to prevent a minor from accessing an adult oriented website.

Kansas SB 394 Requires any commercial entity that knowingly shares or distributes material that is harmful to minors on a website, and the material appears on 25.0 percent or more of the webpages viewed on the website in any calendar month, or that knowingly hosts the website, to verify any person who is a resident of or is located in the state attempting to access the site is 18 years of age or older.

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July 3, 2024

Kentucky HB 278 Retain original provisions except, new sections of KRS Chapter 436 to declare legislative findings relating to pornography; define terms; establish a civil cause of action against any commercial entity that publishes matter harmful to minors on the internet without obtaining age verification; require removal of personal data following review for access; establish civil causes of action for violations; establish limitations on applicability and liability.

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July 19, 2024

Nebraska LB 1092 Requires websites where at least one-third of the content is pornographic to  perform “reasonable age verification” to prevent minors from accessing the harmful material.

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September 1, 2024

Texas HB 18  Requires digital service providers to implement age verification measures if knowingly hosting “harmful” or “obscene” content. Allows parents more control over their children’s usage. A joint legislative study is required into the harms of various types of media on children.

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October 1, 2024

Alabama HB 164 Requires websites where at least one-third of the content is pornographic to perform “reasonable age verification” to prevent minors from accessing the harmful material. Pornographic websites are also required to display a health warning.

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November 1, 2024

Oklahoma SB 1959 Prohibits commercial entities from distributing adult material without age verification.

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January 1, 2025

Florida HB 3 Requires websites where at least one-third of the content is pornographic to perform “reasonable method of age verification” to prevent minors from accessing the harmful material.

Tennessee SB 1792 Requires an individual or commercial entity that publishes or distributes a website that contains a substantial portion of material harmful to minors perform reasonable age-verification methods to verify the age of individuals attempting to access the material. Also specifies that a violation of age-verification or data retention requirements is a Class C felony.

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July 1 2025

Georgia SB 351 Requires social media companies to verify the age of users and gain parental consent for under 16’s.

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