When to consider using templates contracts...

>>> If instructing a lawyer would be too costly, taking into account the expected profits from the transaction, venture or other matter.

>>> Where the matter to be documented is straightforward, and fits within the parameters of the template you are considering using.

>>> Where you are - or have available - a suitable lawyer or contracts person to make the necessary changes.

When to avoid templates...

>>> Where the matter to be documented is high value.

>>> Where you think it is likely that you will have to enforce the contract in court.

>>> Where the matter is comples or has unusual features or gives rise to specific legal issues.

Our templates

We own and operate a portfolio of e-commerce websites offering downloadable legal templates. At present, our e-commerce websites include:

Website-contracts.co.uk

Website-contracts.co.uk supplies internet and e-commerce related legal documentation, such as web design agreements, web hosting agreements, website terms of use, privacy policies and online terms of sale.

Template-contracts.co.uk

Template-contracts.co.uk supplies general commercial contract templates, including services agreements, supply agreements, distribution agreements and confidentiality agreements.

Publishing-contracts.co.uk

The Publishing-contracts.co.uk website supplies downloadable template legal documentation for print publishers and others in the UK publishing industry. The main focus is on book publishing.

Employmentlawcontracts.co.uk

Employmentlawcontracts.co.uk supplies employment contracts and employment policies (for example, policies relating to grievances, discipline, data protection, security and capability).

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