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Website Agreements
These days, almost everything is governed by a contract, and that includes your business website or any business apps you develop. Modern websites and apps are governed by website agreements including privacy policies and terms of service (also known as terms of use). 

Privacy Policies
In this day and age of Big Data, modern websites are expected (and sometimes legally required) to have a comprehensive privacy policy. If you collect personal information from your website visitors (and with cookies, social media pixels, and basic website analytics, you probably do even if you aren’t aware that your website developer has built in these features), then you need to have a website privacy policy that addresses what your business does with all that data and how your business will keep it secure and confidential. 

While we often hear about data breaches when large, well known companies are involved, that doesn’t mean that small businesses aren’t targets. 

Read more about Why Your Business Website Must Have a Privacy Policy.​
​​​Flat Fee Pricing:
Our business attorneys can draft a privacy policy customized for your business website or app for a flat fee of $525. Instead of relying on generic form documents, our attorneys make sure the privacy policy is based on the data you actually collect and what you actually plan to do with that data. By customizing a privacy policy for your particular website or app, we can make sure that your business isn’t held to an unnecessarily high legal standard while still minimizing the legal risks that come with running a modern business on the web. ​
Terms of Service
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What are the terms of service on a website or app?
The terms of service is the agreement between your business and the people (or even other businesses) that use your website or app to receive services. The terms of services describe what the users must agree to in order to continue using your services. 

Why should my business website or app have terms of service?
If your business website or app has e-commerce features, sells services, or has social media / forum features, then you need to have a legally binding agreement governing how people use your services, purchase your products, or engage with other users in any social media / forum-type features. Why? Well, the short answer is because we live in a society where disgruntled customers can wreak havoc on your business reputation and tie your business up in costly and time-consuming litigation. 

Read more about Terms of Service: What Small Businesses Need to Know About These Oft-Used, But Unread Agreements.

A well drafted Terms of Service can limit your business’s liability, remind customers and clients of your intellectual property rights, and govern where and how disputes are handled.
​​Flat Fee Pricing:
If you’ve ever taken a look at some of your competitor’s terms of service, then you know how long and complex these legal documents can be. And the terms of service are different for every business and business model imaginable. 

Our business attorneys can draft terms of service customized for your particular business model for a flat fee of $1,850. Our attorneys will work with you to understand your business model, the particular legal risks you face, and what you expect from your customers, clients, and partners who will be using your app or service. Then we craft terms of service to fit your business while minimizing the legal risks that your business will be exposed to.  
Some business websites can get away with much simpler terms. For example, e-commerce businesses often just need to address basic payment, shipping, and return policies. Our business attorneys can draft these types of legal terms (usually no more than 2 pages) for a flat fee of $525. 

And because we focus on serving the legal needs of entrepreneurs, small businesses, and nonprofit organizations, we offer payment plans to fit your legal budget. And because we focus on serving the legal needs of entrepreneurs, small businesses, and nonprofit organizations, we offer payment plans to fit your legal budget.

And because we focus on serving the legal needs of entrepreneurs, small businesses, and nonprofit organizations, we offer payment plans to fit your legal budget. ​
All fees and services described on this site are for information purposes only and are subject to change at any time. Until we have both a signed Engagement Agreement and your initial payment, the Firm reserves the right to quote you a new or different fee for services based on the unique legal needs of your business.

Payment Plans
Payment Plans are available for an additional premium of 15%. All payment plans require a credit card authorization and are billed monthly. Payment plans are not available for rush delivery projects. Anticipated expenses are due with your first payment.

Contract Review and Advice 
Unless otherwise noted, Contract Review and Advice includes attorney recommendations and counseling. Document editing or re-drafting is generally not included. Most contract negotiations require either General Counsel Service or the Firm’s standard hourly retainer.