Legal Question in Intellectual Property in California
How much would an attorney charge to draft terms of use and privacy policies for my company's website (no e-commerce functionality)
2 Answers from Attorneys
It would depend on what sort of business your website is conducting and the length of the terms and conditions. Generally, attorney can charge you either a flat-fee or an hourly rate, and the rates will vary depending on the turn-around time and complexity. Feel free to give me a call and I can discuss with you our rates.
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Jim
Jim Betinol
Partner
Withrow and Betinol Law
www.wibelaw.com
P: 424.229.2560
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Terms and Conditions are somewhat standard but the law is ever changing so you want an up to date version. We do offer flat fees for this service.
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