Parents Helping to Buy an Apartment: Gift, Loan and Prenup
Parents giving money towards a young couple’s apartment? The difference between a gift to one spouse, a gift to both and a loan, and how a prenup protects it.
Internet Law Lawyer: Website Terms and Privacy Policies
Internet law develops and changes every day, mostly in favour of users, with only a few updates in favour of site owners. It is not worth suing a company or website owner just for the sake of it or out of revenge; it is important to know where you are heading and to plan everything in advance.
An internet and media law lawyer
Paz Israel & Co. helps draft terms of use and privacy policies for websites and apps, according to the nature of the service and the information collected. Situations sometimes arise in which the law sides with the user, for example a price published by mistake. Clear terms of use may help clarify the site’s policy and reduce disputes, but they do not guarantee exemption from liability; every case is examined according to the law and circumstances. That is why a lawyer drafting terms for an online store considers possible scenarios in advance. Terms for an online store differ from those of an ordinary or brochure site. Copying terms from another site is not recommended, both because of copyright and because generic terms may not fit your site or protect you when it matters.
Paz Israel & Co. helps assess the legal needs of websites and apps and drafts terms of use and privacy policies tailored to their activity, considering the service offered, the personal information collected and how the site engages with users and suppliers. Suitable documents can help manage risks and clarify rights and obligations, but do not guarantee the prevention of claims or exemption from liability. Need website terms? Contact us.
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