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Starting a new job, bringing on a contractor, or talking with a potential business partner often comes with a stack of paperwork. Somewhere in there, you’ll probably find a confidentiality clause, and maybe language...
Every founder hits this question early, usually before there’s a product, a customer, or a dollar in the bank. Should the company be an LLC or a C corporation? And why does everyone seem...
Most of us agree to dozens of online contracts every year without reading a word of them. We tick a box, tap “Sign up,” or just keep scrolling a website that has a “Terms”...
You’ve almost certainly used a CPaaS without knowing it. The text from your dentist confirming tomorrow’s appointment, the code your bank sends when you log in, the automated call telling you a package is...
Scroll to the bottom of almost any website, and you’ll find a link to its legal terms. On one site it’s called Terms of Service. On another it’s called Terms and Conditions, or Terms...
A friend of mine runs a small bakery with a simple website: a menu, some photos, a contact form, and a newsletter signup. When she asked me whether she really needed a privacy policy,...
Anyone who has hired an agency, a software developer, or a consulting firm for more than one project has probably been handed two documents at once. One is long, dense, and full of legal...
Here’s a scenario that keeps some IT managers up at night. Your business runs on software built by a small vendor. Scheduling, billing, inventory- whatever it is, your team uses it every day. Then...
Most tax deadlines give you some room. You can file an extension, pay a penalty, or fix a mistake with an amended return. The 83(b) election doesn’t work that way. You get 30 days,...
Marketing software has a habit of naming its products with three letters and assuming everyone knows what they mean. CRM, CDP, and DMP are a good example. All three deal with customer data, their...
A contract is mostly a record of what both sides hope will happen. The limitation of liability clause is different. It’s the part that deals with what happens after somebody makes a mistake, and...
