What sets us apart from many other internet solicitors is that we deliver legal services using a business model that utilises the best aspects of the traditional internet law firm but which also incorporates a flexible consultancy based legal services model. This means that many of our website solicitors are consultants who work remotely at various locations in England and by using the latest IT technology they can service our clients anywhere in England and Wales. Our business model means that clients have the option of choosing either remote delivery of legal services which is simple, effective and cost efficient or alternatively the more traditional delivery of legal services via meetings in person at either our serviced offices or at the client's business premises.
With the exception of our administrative headquarters, we only use serviced offices for basic needs such as telephone answering. Any additional fees for meetings are only incurred on an "as and when" used basis which means that we do not incur many of the significant property overheads which are incurred by other more traditional internet law firms.
Our internet solicitors go to great lengths to ensure that they keep up to date with the latest developments in internet law. It is a fast moving medium which requires complex technical legal skills. As an internet law firm we have the expertise to be able to provide sophisticated solutions in relation to any technical legal query.
Our website solicitors provide the following internet legal advice:
Chris is excellent at getting to grips quickly with our members’ legal issues, and giving practical, succinct and jargon-free advice.
Our internet lawyers act for developers and their clients. We draft, review and negotiate Website Design and Development Agreements. We ensure that the scope of the development services is clearly defined so that there is no scope for misinterpretation, and where appropriate we also include delivery milestones which may be subject to acceptance testing.
Are you considering a bespoke hosting arrangement? If so our website lawyers can assist with advising on the Hosting Agreement. In certain circumstances we advise on the inclusion of hosting "down time" remedies such as liquidated damages and/ or service credits.
Every website should have Terms and Conditions of Website Use. This does not relate to e-commerce activities such as the sale of goods and services via your website, but how people use your website. Our internet lawyers can draft terms that suit your particular website
This relates to how you collect and use data from people accessing your website. There is overlap with the Data Protection Act. Our internet solicitors can draft a Privacy Policy that satisfies statutory requirements
These are generally e-commerce terms and conditions that relate to the sale of goods and services via your website. Whether you are selling to a business or a consumer, our website solicitors can draft appropriate terms that reflect the nature of your business and deal with any associated risks. Where appropriate we will incorporate the latest developments under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 for online sales.
Does your website have a cookie policy? If not you should consider including a policy on your website. Our internet lawyers will determine what cookies you use, and will draft appropriate policies to ensure statutory compliance
Our website lawyers have extensive experience of advising on Data Protection law generally, including in relation to website access and use. Why not let us guide you through the complex data protection minefield?