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KEY COMPONENTS OF A LEGAL DISCLAIMER AND HOW TO STRUCTURE IT

  What is a Legal Disclaimer? A legal disclaimer is a legal document that provides clarity on the limitations of responsibilities, outline terms of use and communicate important information regarding products, services or content Importance of a legal disclaimer   1. Safeguard businesses and individuals from potential liabilities  Key components of legal disclaimers 1. Scope of liability - Clearly define the extent to which a person can be held responsible for damages, losses or injuries caused by their actions, products or services 2. Terms of use- Outlining terms and conditions for using products, services or content helps establish contractual obligations and user responsibilities  3. Advice disclaimer - Including specific disclaimer statements related to accuracy of information and legal advice. Specify that the content does not constitute professional advice. 4. State the laws and jurisdiction governing the disclaimer  5. Updates and amendm...

UNDERSTANDING THE CORE ELEMENTS OF A VALID CONTRACT

  We enter into agreements every day whether it's buying a coffee, signing up for a subscription, or even making plans with a friend. But how do you know when an agreement truly holds weight in the eyes of the law? Not all promises are legally binding. To make sure an agreement can be enforced, it needs to have a few key elements. In this post, we'll break down the essential elements of a valid contract and why they matter, whether you're signing a business deal or just making sure your arrangements stand strong ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF A VALID CONTRACT OFFER   An offer is  an expression of willingness to contract on certain terms made with the intention that a binding agreement will exist once the offer is accepted. One party must present a clear, definite and specific proposal to another party. An offer may be made either orally or in writing, or implied by the conduct of the person making the offer, namely, the offeror and the person or party to whom an offer...