We draft and review your T&Cs based on your specific requirements, ensuring they are legally compliant and clearly written.

In the field of software development and operation, clear terms of use are essential. We support you by drafting general terms and conditions for software licenses that provide a legal framework for the use and distribution of your software, protecting both your rights and those of the end users.

The granting of usage rights for creative works is a key aspect for many agencies. We help you to establish clear rules regarding the use, exploitation, and transfer of copyright-protected content to ensure that both your rights and those of your clients are legally safeguarded.

Online retailers must comply with numerous legal requirements – from the ordering process to payment and the right of withdrawal. We create T&Cs for your webshop that cater to the specific needs of e-commerce while complying with legal requirements, such as the GDPR.

Agencies and software companies often collaborate with their clients on a project basis. We draft and review project contracts tailored to the needs of marketing and IT projects. In cases of long-term cooperation, a framework agreement may be appropriate. We support you by drafting suitable contract clauses, covering aspects such as performance obligations, milestones, timelines, and acceptance. An essential part of any contract is the clear and transparent regulation of remuneration. We draft contracts that reflect transparent pricing models – whether fixed prices, hourly rates, or performance-related remuneration. Clear liability provisions are essential to minimize risks in the collaboration. Our goal is to ensure that reasonable liability and warranty clauses are agreed upon, protecting your company from unreasonable claims while ensuring a fair distribution of responsibilities.

The protection of confidential information is vital in many agency projects. We draft Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) to ensure that all confidential data, ideas, and strategies exchanged during the collaboration remain protected.