Best Practices: Terms of Service and Privacy Policies
February 26, 2020
Webinar
February 26, 2020
Terms of service and privacy policies form the primary legal agreement between your organization and anyone who visits your website, downloads your app, or subscribes to your platform. These agreements are ubiquitous, yet often overlooked by start-ups and established companies alike. And with new privacy laws like GDPR and CCPA affecting businesses globally, understanding how these laws affect your policies and terms is crucial for doing business.
Foley Hoag attorneys Christopher Hart and Jessica Turko present a webinar discussing how companies can mitigate risk when drafting terms of service and privacy policies.
Topics Discussed
How your terms and privacy policy work together to define and protect users’ privacy and content rights
Critical issues to address in your terms of service and privacy policy
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