Blog - Page 19
Legal articles in easy to understand language.
"What Are Your Privacy Rights" Clause
A Privacy Policy aims to inform users of their rights in relation to the collection of their personal data, and how those rights can be exercised. To achieve this, your Privacy Policy should provide a clear summary of how you collect users' personal data, what you do with the personal data...
Connecticut Personal Data Privacy and Online Monitoring
The Connecticut Personal Data Privacy and Online Monitoring Act, also known as the Connecticut Data Privacy Act (CTDPA), is the fifth and latest comprehensive data privacy law enacted in the United States. The act will become enforceable on July 1, 2023, which means businesses have some time to develop and implement...
EU Omnibus Directive
The EU Omnibus Directive is a key piece of European legislation created to update EU consumer protection laws for new market developments. Introduced under the EU New Deal for Consumers, the Omnibus Directive represents a significant step forward to promote ethical business practices and reinforce consumer rights across the EU marketplace. This...
CCPA (CPRA) Notice of Financial Incentive
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is a landmark data privacy legislation in the United States. It provides new rights for California's residents, holds companies to a higher standard of data protection, and imposes stringent penalties on violators. (It was amended by the CPRA, which took effect in January, 2023.) In...
Disclaimers for Health Coaches
As a health coach, you are committed to helping your clients create lifestyle changes that will improve their overall health. In order to help your clients achieve their goals, it's important that they know what they can expect from you and what your limitations are. Including disclaimers on your online platforms...
Disclaimers for Therapists
As a therapist, your priority is to provide a safe, confidential space for your clients. It's essential that you show potential clients that they can trust you by being upfront and clear about what they can expect from you and where your responsibility for their behavior ends. Including disclaimers on your...