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What the Zoom Class Action Means For Your Business
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) has transformed the state of privacy law in the United States. As the CCPA gradually takes effect, we're already seeing consumers bringing cases against businesses for alleged violations of the act. One of the first significant CCPA cases is Cullen v Zoom Communications, Inc. The...
Terms and Conditions for WooCommerce
If you run an ecommerce business using a WooCommerce store, you need a clear and robust set of Terms and Conditions. This will help you manage your relationships with your customers and can save you time, money and stress in the long term. In this article, we're going to take a...
Registering Your U.S. Copyright
Registering your copyright is optional in the United States. Any works you create in a fixed medium get certain automatic copyright protections. But there are several benefits to registering your copyright with the U.S. Copyright Office. In this article, we'll be exploring why you should register your copyright, and providing step-by-step...
Privacy Policy for WooCommerce
If you've recently started an ecommerce business using WooCommerce, you're going to be focused on sales, suppliers, and investment. But you have other important duties too, such as complying with privacy law. Every online business must post a Privacy Policy that lets customers know how and why they need to process...
EULA vs. Terms and Conditions
Whether you're a software developer, a service provider or an ecommerce company, practically every business requires a set of legal agreements between itself and its users. Two common and beneficial agreements are the End User License Agreement (EULA) and the Terms and Conditions agreement (T&C). Confused about which one you need?...
PIPEDA Privacy Policy Template
Canada's Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) requires all businesses to create a Privacy Policy that explains how and why they collect consumers' personal information. If your business targets Canadian consumers, failing to publish a Privacy Policy could put you in violation of this important privacy law. In this article,...