Drafting of General Terms and Conditions of Sale (GTC)
Drafting of GTC adapted to your activity.
Drafting of General Terms of Use (GTU)
Drafting of the GTU adapted to your activity.
Privacy policy
Drafting of privacy policies adapted and in accordance with the GDPR.
Service contracts
Drafting and negotiating service contracts.
E-Commerce Consulting
I answer your questions specific to your online business.
Audit of your e-commerce site
Audit to verify the legal compliance of your e-commerce site.
Drafting and negotiating contracts
I assist you in drafting and negotiating contracts with your service providers.
Yes, it is mandatory as soon as you sell online, even to professionals. The terms and conditions must govern prices, delivery times, returns, warranties, etc.
Yes, but the rules are not the same. When selling to consumers, you must respect consumer law, which is more protective (right of withdrawal, reinforced information, legal guarantees, etc.). If you also sell to professionals, it is important to provide terms and conditions adapted to each type of customer to avoid legal errors.
It's important to sign a clear contract before you get started. This contract must specify what the freelancer is doing, in what time frame, at what price, and above all who will own the content or code. By default, the freelancer owns the rights to his work. Without written permission, you will not be able to use the site freely.
Yes, but you must warn your customers, especially if the changes have an impact on their rights (prices, delivery conditions, withdrawal periods, etc.). For new customers, the new terms and conditions apply automatically. For existing customers, everything depends on how the T&Cs were integrated into the original contract.
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