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Apr. 13, 2016
For online terms of service, one size does not fit all
As with all significant contracts you enter into, care should be taken to ensure that your online terms are enforceable and adequately mitigate the unique risks faced by your company. By Anna Hsia
Operators of online services rely on enforceable contracts governing their relationship with website visitors. Commonly known as "terms of service," "terms of use," or "terms and conditions," these agreements, or terms, detail acceptable uses of a website, and can also mitigate risk to online operators. While it's tempting to just copy the terms available on other websites, there are good reasons to prepare your own: not only could an...
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