If your business has a website, you will need to ensure that terms and conditions of usage for users are provided. These Website Terms of Use set out the rules for people using your website. They include how users can use your website, what is prohibited and a disclaimer to limit your liability for your website. Please note that these Website Terms of Use are general in nature. You may need to add or amend individual terms and conditions to ensure that they are relevant for your website.
Start nowLegalVision’s LVDox™ Free Website Terms of Use sets out:
- the rights of people using your website;
- your rights in respect of your website content; and
- limit some liability for the information on your website.
If the interaction between your website and users is more complex, then it’s important that you have a lawyer assist you draft the following clauses:
- A clause which your covers your websites’ information and content;
- A clause which addresses representations and warranties and how users should use the information on website;
- A clause which limits liability for information and material on the website, and for outages;
- A clause which limits liability for third party links;
- A provision which covers in more detail exclusions and reduction of liability which will further protect your business;
- A provision which covers in more detail advice, statements, and opinions provided by your website and reduces your liability; and
- A clause which covers selling goods or services through your website and your website Refund, Return and Cancellation Policy.
You can choose to upgrade your LVDox to a LVDox Pro document. Upgrading your legal document has the following benefits:
- Consultation with a lawyer specialising in your industry
- Review of the legal requirements for your business
- Drafted specifically for your business and industry
- Document reviewed and signed off by a lawyer
- Covered by LegalVision’s professional indemnity insurance
- We provide a fixed-fee service so there are no surprises
