by Lawpoint | May 13, 2022 | Blog, Business Contracts |
Even when a business has invested in professionally written terms and conditions, they still bring gripes later on in the business’ life. A change in the law is the obvious trigger for updating terms and conditions, but it’s rarely the reason for an entire overhaul....
by Lawpoint | Mar 31, 2022 | Blog, Business Contracts |
If your business is handling personal data in any way, then you will have legal responsibilities as to how you handle that data. One of the biggest changes with the introduction of GDPRs was the legal recognition of the “data processor”, a role in which, by and large,...
by Lawpoint | Mar 25, 2022 | Blog, Business Contracts |
Written contracts are commonly used in business to establish a formal legal relationship and to set out the terms of any agreement between the parties. Businesses should be aware however that whilst there is no legal requirement for some contracts to be in writing, at...
by Lawpoint | Mar 22, 2022 | Blog, Business Contracts |
Last part one of our blog, I gave the first 5 of 10 key things every business should know about contracts and terms and conditions. Here are the second 5, if you want to follow our upcoming series on the pain points, challenges, and solutions of dealing with terms and...
by Lawpoint | Mar 18, 2022 | Blog, Business Contracts |
My day job is so serious, writing silly poetry is a bit of light relief and uses the other side of my brain! At Christmas, I wrote a poem about an elf who found himself having to think about the nuisance of contracts when he just wanted to get on with the job in hand....
by Lawpoint | Mar 4, 2022 | Blog, Business Contracts |
If a customer is large enough to have its own terms on which it buys your goods or services from you, (usually called terms and conditions of purchase), chances are, they will be the opposite of what your terms and conditions of sale should say (we know because we...
