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Attorney-Drafted Website Disclaimers and Policies
We have all heard the saying “its like taking candy from a child.” Well, if the FTC had been around when that saying was invented, they’d have passed laws regulating the collection of sugar based food products designed primarily for consumption by minors for the purpose of protecting said minors from unfair redistribution of said […]
Read More »Protect Yourself and Your Online Business Terms of Use or Terms and Conditions, as referred to in the context of websites, online commerce, and electronic business transactions have changed dramatically over the past 15 years, particularly in the context of what courts will recognize as an electronic contract. Traditionally, courts required several things for contracts […]
Read More »The Internet’s $2,500 Traffic Ticket. Is Your Website Privacy Policy and Disclosures Up-to-Date? California passed law A.B. 370 that will require website owners, blog owners and online service operators to disclose how they respond to web browser “Do Not Track” signals. Companies that have not updated their privacy policy to comply with the change to […]
Read More »On October 22, 2013, a California district court ruled that an individual’s email address is personal identification information (PII) and would not dismiss a lawsuit by a customer alleging that Nordstrom Inc. was in violation of the Song-Beverly Credit Card Act. In this case, Nordstrom Inc. requested the email address from the customer as part […]
Read More »Almost every digital copier built since 2002 has a built in hard drive that stores an image of every document scanned, copied, or emailed by the copier. Many businesses fail to clean or destroy this stored information before selling or returning their copier to a leasing company. The penalties for not doing so can be […]
Read More »In October 2012, California attorney general Kamala Harris started notifying developers of mobile applications (mobile apps) that they are not in compliance with the current California privacy law governing websites and mobile app developers who gather information from visitors and users. The California Online Privacy Protection Act requires that operators of Internet services, including social […]
Read More »If you are a business owner, it is more than likely that you have a website. However, the wide exposure the Internet brings to your business also exposes you to increased liability risk. Having the appropriate disclaimers and terms of use on your site is important. Not only do correct legal provisions help protect you […]
Read More »The Internet has changed the way we do business. The increased visibility, broader customer base, and ease in communication also bring various legal and procedural safeguards that must be in place on your website. These safeguards not only protect you as the business owner, but also your customers. Depending on what type of website you […]
Read More »Anyone serious about business knows that having a website is a must. However, having a website carries more responsibility than many realize. Putting yourself on the Internet opens you up to new liabilities. Dissatisfied customers, copyright infringement, and fraud claims are not uncommon. Taking every step you can to protect yourself and your business is […]
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