Does Your Website Have "The Big 3" ?
The Simple Guide to Learning Why You Need These 3 Documents Posted on Your Website. Not Only Does It Help Protect You From Legal Fines; It's Also the Law. We Explain Below...
Save 25% on These Documents Together. Ordering Options Below.
The Privacy Notice
The Terms and Conditions
The Disclaimer
The Privacy Notice
Website Privacy Notice (required by law) - Updated for the New Privacy Laws.
It's likely, that your free privacy notice or one created by the many flawed privacy generators does not comply with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the new Nevada privacy law that took effect October 1, 2019, or the new California Consumer Privacy Act that takes effect on January 1, 2020. These new laws can affect you regardless of where you live.
Using Google Analytics, AdSense or Remarketing?
If you use any of Google’s services like Analytics, AdSense, and AdWords Remarketing, you are required to have specific provisions included as part of your overall website privacy notice, if not, Google can terminate your service with them. This also applies when using some of Facebook’s services.
Facebook has similar requirements if you are using Facebook for advertising. These are just a couple of examples of why understanding the laws and keeping your privacy notice up-to-date is important.
Fines for Violating Privacy Laws.
Fines and lawsuit claims for violating privacy laws are anywhere from $2,500 to over $400,000 dollars. In some cases, $2,500 per incident.
The Terms and Conditions
A "terms and conditions" is your contract with your users and customers. It can help protect you in many ways, including:
- protecting your intellectual property,
- limiting your legal liability,
- providing guidelines for users and members,
- determining the location for dispute resolution,
establishing refund policies and more.
Enforcement.
Almost every jurisdiction has accepted the concept that a website terms and conditions where a user or customer clicks to agree to accept the terms and conditions is a binding contract and enforceable in a court of law.
Additional Instructions and Support.
Our professional documents were draft by attorneys and a Certified Privacy Professional. They include complete written and video instructions on how to fill them out and where to post them on your website, mobile app, or SaaS to help you comply with the law.
The Disclaimer
Defense Against Legal Action.
An attorney-drafted website disclaimer is your first line of defense against complaints and can help protect you from legal action from users.
Your Objective.
Your objective is to transfer the responsibility from you to your users by using an attorney-drafted disclaimer. A disclaimer can accomplish this by taking a foreseeable event and shifting the risk from you, to your users.
Ordering Options:
The Big 3 Document Package - Save 25%
Drafted by an Attorney and Certified Information Privacy Professional
Save 25% on this package over ordering each document separately. Includes our attorney-drafted website privacy notice, website terms and conditions, and website disclaimer. Immediate download.
Option 1 • Includes Website Privacy Notice, Website Terms and Conditions, and Website Disclaimer in Easy-To-Edit Word Documents. One Time Charge.
$117.00
Option 2 • Everything in Option #1 Plus Yearly Legal Updates for Your Privacy Notice and Terms and Conditions as the Laws Change.
$146.95
