Blog: Disclaimer Agreements
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Disclaimers That Do Not Work
Disclaimers are an important and often legally required aspect of doing business. When done right, they can keep your business legally protected, while keeping your users informed about important things. But when they're done wrong, things can get messy. You can find yourself with legal and regulatory issues, and with...
Legal Must-Haves for Freelancers Running a Personal Website
As a freelancer, your personal website often serves as your portfolio, business's storefront, marketing hub, and client gateway. That also means it's your legal responsibility. Even if your site doesn't sell anything, it likely collects personal information through contact forms, analytics tools, embedded videos, payment processors, etc. And if you link...
Overview of Legal Agreements
If you conduct business online, it's important to have links to clearly written, up-to-date legal agreements available on your website. In some cases, maintaining these agreements is legally required, while in others it's just plain good business practice. This article provides an overview of some of the most common legal agreements,...
Liability Waivers: When You Need One and How to Write One
A liability waiver is a legal agreement that alerts potential customers about inherent dangers with your services and tells them you're not liable for mishaps. Though liability waivers are commonly used by businesses with a higher risk of injury or damages (e.g., fitness, healthcare, outdoor recreation, etc.), they can be used...
AI and Legal Agreements
Is it a good idea to use AI to create your legal agreements, such as Terms and Conditions agreements, Privacy Policies, EULAs, Cookies Policies, Return and Refund Policies, and Disclaimers? We believe it is not a good idea, and this article will explain why. We used a popular AI tool, ChatGPT,...
Medical Disclaimer Template
If you are a medical, healthcare, or fitness-based business, including a medical disclaimer on your website is crucial. Doing so can help you reduce legal liability by clearly communicating the limitations and scope of your information or services. It can also offer important information to your users to help keep...