I will draft legally binding terms of service for your app or saas
Licensed US Attorney Expert Legal Drafting and Business Contracts
About this Gig
Operating a website, SaaS, or mobile app without properly drafted legal pages exposes you to severe liability, copyright infringement, and privacy fines.
I am Robert Bruce McNew, a licensed US Attorney (Bar #145747). I draft highly customized, legally binding website agreements that protect your digital business, limit your liability, and ensure compliance with modern privacy laws.
My Services Include:
- Terms and Conditions (T&C) / Terms of Service (ToS)
- Privacy Policies (US, CCPA, GDPR compliance)
- Cookie Policies
- Disclaimers (Health, Financial, Affiliate)
- End User License Agreements (EULA)
Why You Need a Lawyer, Not a Generator:
Automated generators create generic documents that do not account for your unique refund policies, user-generated content, or specific digital liabilities. I draft customized clauses covering dispute resolution, limitation of liability, and IP protection tailored to your exact business model.
Secure your digital assets and build trust with your users. Order now for premium, attorney-drafted website legal documents.
(Online drafting only).
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
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Commercial
Document type:
NDA
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Service agreement
Legal consulting Gigs are not screened
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FAQ
Do you write policies for Shopify/E-commerce stores?
Yes, I include clauses for shipping, returns, refunds, and payment processing liabilities.
Will this make me GDPR or CCPA compliant?
he Premium package includes specific language and opt-out mechanisms required for GDPR (Europe) and CCPA (California) compliance.
Do I need a Terms of Service or a EULA?
If you have a website, you need Terms. If users download your software/app, you need a EULA. I can draft either.
