When you sell goods or services online, it's important to have a website refund policy. And it needs to be accurate to avoid claims you're engaging in false or deceptive marketing …
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Do You Make This Software Licensing Mistake?
Whether it's part of a software development agreement or a standalone software license, it's a common mistake to not address exclusivity. Or, even worse, cover the issue incorrectly.Here's a …
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Is Your Website’s Privacy Policy Dangerous?
If you haven't updated your website's privacy policy recently, it could be dangerous to your business. Because you could end up getting investigated by the government or even sued by website visitors …
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How To Define And Modify A Software Development Agreement’s Scope Of Work
When you're contracting for development of one software application or multiple apps, it's important to structure your software agreement so that the scope of work and any changes to it are easily …
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Are The Right People Signing Your Business Contracts?
A frequent mistake I see in business agreements is that the wrong people are signing them. The consequences of this issue can be expensive.Here's why...If a contract signatory doesn't have …
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Will Your Texas Gym Be Sued Because Of Missing Legal Documents?
I recently went to a gym for a trial workout. Although it was a great experience, the gym owner dropped the ball by not having me sign anything as a guest.At a minimum, I should have been required …
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