Cara Hartley
Legal writer at TermsFeed.
I am a freelance content writer with a passion for breaking down legal information so that it is educational, intriguing, and accessible. I specialize in simplifying complicated legal topics–such as which disclaimers to include in your legal policies and the impact of new privacy legislation on small businesses–so that you can easily apply the information to your company. When I'm not working to explain jargon and demystify dense topics, I'm either editing my paranormal fantasy WIP, practicing yoga, or hitting the beach with my family.
UK Handling Data Protection Complaints
The United Kingdom's General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR) is the UK's main privacy law. Organizations that are required to comply with the UK GDPR must take certain steps to deal with any data protection complaints they receive. This article will explain what the UK GDPR is, who it applies to,...
"What Information Do We Collect" Clause
Any business that collects consumers' personal information should have a comprehensive and clearly written Privacy Policy available on its website and apps. Your Privacy Policy should contain a few essential clauses, including sections about how you collect information, what you do with the information you collect, and a "what information do...
Master Subscription Agreement
Whether your business provides digital or physical subscription products, it's important to make sure that your customers are aware of their rights and the rules they need to follow when using your subscription services. A Master Subscription Agreement can help explain to users what they need to know in order...
Legal Policies for Promos, Discounts, and Offers
Offering promotions, discounts, and other special deals is an effective marketing tactic for attracting new clients to your business. Any time you collect individuals' personal information in exchange for a promotional offer you need to make sure that you are complying with applicable privacy laws, many of which require you...
American Data Privacy and Protection Act (ADPPA)
While many U.S. state laws provide privacy protection for the residents of the relevant state, the American Data Privacy and Protection Act (ADPPA) is a bipartisan bill that is set to become the first comprehensive federal privacy legislation that protects the privacy of all U.S. consumers. This article will explain what...
CPRA vs CCPA
The California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) was voted into law in November 2020, and amends several parts of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), which is California's most comprehensive privacy law. The CPRA is also referred to as "CCPA 2.0" or "CCPA, as amended." The primary ways that the CPRA changes...