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Terms of Service Labeling, Design and Readability Act (TLDR)
Note: The S.915 (119th Congress) and H.R.2019 (119th Congress) have introduced status; The TLDR did not passed House or Senate. The Terms of Service Labeling, Design and Readability Act (TLDR) requires companies doing business online to ensure their Terms of Service agreements (also sometimes called Terms and Conditions or Terms of...
Does the CCPA (CPRA) Apply Outside of the U.S.?
In short, the CCPA (CPRA) does apply outside the United States. This is because the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) applies to all entities that collect or process the personal information of Californians, regardless of where such entities are located. Of course, there are several other criteria you need to consider...
Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) Website Compliance Checklist
The Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) is designed to ensure that people with disabilities are able to access things, including websites. Making your website comply with the ADA involves taking steps to make sure your website is accessible to everyone, including those with disabilities. This article will operate as a complete...
No Cancellation Policy
A No Cancellation Policy informs your clients that they are obligated to pay for every appointment they schedule with your business, regardless of their attendance. This policy is commonly used by service-focused businesses to help minimize workflow disruptions as well as avoid the loss of time and income that accompanies client...
4 Reasons You Should Use a Privacy Policy Template
Privacy Policy templates are an effective, helpful tool that you can use to create a Privacy Policy for your website. They can provide you with detailed guidance while allowing full customization of a Privacy Policy, no matter what your business practices are or what industry you're in. This article will explain...
No Responsibility Disclaimer
A no responsibility disclaimer can serve to warn consumers of the inherent risk associated with the use of your business's products or services. It can also encourage consumers to take personal responsibility for any damage that may occur from using your products or services. Businesses use no responsibility disclaimers to educate...