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Freelance Terms / Privacy Docs

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Hi,

 

I have some terms and conditions and a privacy policy on my site. But someone from another uk business forum advised me that they were very basic and didnt cover alot of things...

 

So I was wondering if I should go and see a solicitor to help me write some up or not?

 

What did you do? Or are mine OK?

 

Thanks

 

www.inspiredworx.com <- Links at bottom of page if you facny taking a look at my terms etc...

 

;)

 

One more question: Do I need to register with Companies House or anything like that??

Edited by welshhuw

  • 3 weeks later...

Hi,

 

I have some terms and conditions and a privacy policy on my site. But someone from another uk business forum advised me that they were very basic and didnt cover alot of things...

 

So I was wondering if I should go and see a solicitor to help me write some up or not?

 

What did you do? Or are mine OK?

 

Thanks

 

www.inspiredworx.com <- Links at bottom of page if you facny taking a look at my terms etc...

 

;)

 

One more question: Do I need to register with Companies House or anything like that??

 

 

You don't need to register with companies house unless you form a limited company.

 

As for T&Cs, http://www.chocmintwebdesign.co.uk/downloads/chocmint-terms-and-conditions-2011.pdf < My T&Cs are taken from a template that is freely available to use, originally from someone on this very forum. You can use these, just change the names and any other little details inline with your own business. There's not really much more than you have already, but at the end of the day, you could write pages and pages! Don't pay a solicitor and just make sure that your clients understand everything when they sign on the dotted line.

  • 1 month later...

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