Mmastodon WorldLaw & Courts first seen 2 d ago, last 2 d ago, peak #1
Startups urged to get lawyers to review terms of service
Original: A question, please: You are about to launch a small (for now, anyway) consumer-facing business. You want to have a quali
A UK-based lawyer is asking how a small consumer-facing business with no legal track record should go about finding a qualified solicitor to review and fix its terms of service and privacy notice, each roughly ten pages long. The question has drawn engagement from people discussing practical, affordable ways for early-stage startups to get proper legal review of customer-facing documents.
Why now: Small business founders commonly struggle to find and afford qualified legal review when launching, making the question relatable and widely shared.
Rank over time, top of the chart is #1. 4 snapshots from 2 d ago to 2 d ago.
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- A question, please: You are about to launch a small (for now, anyway) consumer-facing business. You want to have a qualified lawyer: * review your terms of service (~10 pages), and fix any problems. * review your privacy notice, and fix any problems. You do not have a record of… · neil@mastodon.neilzone.co.uk · 31
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