Blog: Disclaimer Agreements
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Disclaimers for Presentations
Presentations can benefit from disclaimers because they protect both the presenter and the event host from legal liabilities arising from the content of the presentation while informing the prestentation viewers of important information. We've put together a list of potential disclaimers to use in your presentations based on the content and...
Social Media Disclaimers
If you have a social media presence, you may want to consider maintaining social media disclaimers. A social media disclaimer can help protect your business or organization and keep users informed about the conditions or limitations that apply to your social media content. This article explains what social media disclaimers are,...
Fair Use Disclaimer Template
Fair use disclaimers let the reader know that although you're using copyrighted materials without the permission of the copyright's owner, you're still using those materials legally. These disclaimers have a lot of value for creators because they can deter copyright holders from legal action. Cease and desist letters, threats from...
Disclaimer for Blogger (Blogspot)
Disclaimers are statements that inform readers of important things they need to know. For example, an affiliate disclaimer lets people know you may make a commission when someone purchases something through a link you display. A "Results Not Typical" disclaimer helps manage user expectations. You can add a disclaimer to your...
Will Disclaimers for Data Breaches Hold up in Court Under the GDPR?
Data protection law can be a quagmire of clauses, contradictory court precedents and confusing terminology. For a business owner seeking to limit her own liability in the case of a future data breach, the best risk-mitigation strategy is not always clear, especially in light of the GDPR. This article will discuss...
A Designer/Developer's Role in a Client's Online Legal Agreements
Legal liability: it's not the favorite topic of discussion among designers and developers for online businesses, but everyone realizes the weight of those words. When it comes to taking ownership of legal liability, most prefer to pass it along to someone else. With that in mind, could a designer or...