Blog: Terms & Conditions Agreements
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B2C vs B2B Sales: How Your Purchase Terms Should Change Depending on the Buyer
Getting your purchase terms right is important, as mistakes can cost you money, lead to litigation, or disrupt your business operations. Selling to customers or to other businesses has a big impact on what your terms should be, particularly in relation to legal duties, warranties, cancellations, and other clauses. Appropriate terms also...
What Should Your Purchase Conditions Include? A Legal Checklist for eCommerce Stores
Having clear Purchase Conditions is an essential part of running any successful eCommerce store. This is the case whether you're selling physical products, digital downloads, services, or a combination of things. Purchase Conditions serve as the foundation for the relationship between you and your paying customers. Having well-drafted Purchase Conditions will...
Master Service Agreement vs Terms and Conditions
When businesses provide products or services, whether to individual consumers or other companies, they need to clearly define the rules of engagement. This is where legal agreements come in. Two of the legal agreements most commonly used by businesses include a Master Service Agreement (MSA) and a Terms and Conditions...
Auditing Software License Compliance: A Checklist for In-House Counsel
In-house counsel plays an important role in setting up regular internal audits of software license compliance to help prevent legal liability. Their responsibilities can include identifying risks, monitoring third-party code use, and ensuring compliance with licensing terms. This article explains what software license compliance audits are and why you need them,...
AI Tools and Licensing: Who Owns the Output?
Intellectual property law is based on the idea of human originality, and ownership of creative works. But the creation of artificial intelligence (AI), and its ability to generate creative works in tandem with humans, has raised a number of questions about how these laws apply. Legal questions have also arisen in...
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...