LegalTemplates.net VS ClauseBase

Recently I was reached out to by former IT client that I worked with at a previous employer regarding hiring my services since they have left my prior MSP. After speaking with this client who is relativity small, they would be willing to work with myself and a college. This would be a side business that is not related to my main employment. From working with MSP's I know a huge topic is liability, since I will be... Source: 9 months ago

2 - A licensing agreement (https://legaltemplates.net/) - Create one where they are allowed to publish it in this one book but you retain all future publishing rights. They can use it for 'free' this time but any uses outside this book they would have to get approval for (can then leverage this for $$ if worth it). Make sure they note the copyright in the credits! This way you are protected if the image is... Source: about 1 year ago

You can also find sites with Templates that you can fill in like legaltemplates.net. They have a Licensing Agreement template that also covers Billing. Source: about 1 year ago

You don't need a lawyer. Or any money, unless you want to pay a notary to witness it (and your bank won't do it for free - most will!). Source: over 2 years ago

Could you please be kind enough to inform me if you live in the US and if so, in which state? According to https://legaltemplates.net/ it's different regarding the state and I need to know it to send you a cease and desist letter. Thanks in advance and have a fantastic day! :). Source: over 2 years ago

My entire legaltech startup (clausebase.com) is exclusively written in Clojure & ClojureScript. As its sole developer, I have created software with Clojure that is about 2x to 3x as rich in functionality as our closest competitor. My personal guess is that (due to the combination of immutability, REPL, high quality components available, community that is super friendly and just the right size to give you... Source: about 3 years ago