Must-Have Legal Docs: Protect Yourself & Your Biz
By: A Staff Writer
Updated on: Sep 03, 2024
Even the most low-key solo biz needs these basics to avoid trouble:
- Client Contracts: Outlines scope, payment, termination clauses… NON-negotiable even for friends.
- Website Essentials: Privacy policy, terms of service… templates exist, but customize them.
- Freelancer Agreements: Protecting your IP, ownership of their work, etc., if you use them.
- Disclaimers Where Necessary: If you give advice in a sensitive niche, clear limits of liability.
- Insurance Policy Check: Does your biz type need specific coverage (errors & omissions, etc.)?
- The ‘Easy to Find’ Test: Could a disgruntled client easily find your business address etc.? If so, consider alternatives.
Boring paperwork now can prevent major headaches later.
Legally protecting your business is a vital part of being a responsible solopreneur.
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