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One thing that's been on our list to do is getting together some T&C's, hosting documentation and just general web documents. Are there any good sources for this? The one's I've found are a bit ropey at best. If anyone has any idea's of any other documents that a web development/design company may need then that would be great. |
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Generally it's best to hire a lawyer who specialises in online law and have them write a TOS or T&C for you. In the UK the information commissioners office (I apologise for my government's aesthetic taste) offers advice and general help for privacy policies and some guidance about what you should and shouldn't do. I would hope most countries offer a similar kind of service. However a truly alarming number of my clients just copy a competitor's and change the names, I've found instances of this in the UK's Health Service and major multi-national organisations - it's dumb and often causes more problems down the road than you can imagine. |
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