# Adlex Solicitors

> UK internet and domain name lawyers


## Posts

- [New UK Online Subscription Rules and Regulations: A Guide for Website/App Operators](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/new-uk-online-subscription-rules-and-regulations/): If your website or app offers subscriptions – think virtually any kind of online service (also goods if being delivered regularly) – big changes are coming.
- [Recovering a Domain Name from a Former Employee or Web Developer](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/recovering-a-domain-name-from-employee-or-developer/): We encounter this all the time: A company in dispute with a current/former employee or web developer belatedly discovers that they registered a key domain name in their own name.
- [New UK Fake Review Rules: What Businesses Need to Know](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/new-uk-fake-review-rules-what-businesses-need-to-know/): New UK fake review rules place big responsibilities on businesses that host third-party reviews. If your platform allows users to review other businesses or services, you need to act. This blog explains the risks, responsibilities, and steps to stay compliant.
- [Online Child Safety Compliance: What UK Businesses Need to Know](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/online-child-safety-compliance-what-uk-businesses-need-to-know/): The UK is strengthening online safety through the Online Safety Act 2023. This law aims to protect children from harmful content on the internet. It sets new rules for online businesses to ensure kids are safe when using their services. The government wants website/app operators to take responsibility for online child safety compliance, with strict deadlines and penalties for non-compliance. There is plethora of guidance and other official documentation out there - but here is brief overview to help you get started:
- [10 Tips for Defending a Domain Name Dispute Complaint](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/10-tips-for-defending-a-domain-dispute-complaint/): As a domain dispute panellist for over 15 years including UDRP (.com) and Nominet’s DRS (.uk), I’ve had the pleasure of reading more than 350 complaints. While they come in all shapes and sizes, certain mistakes tend to recur. Based on my experience, I thought it might be helpful to set out my top 10 tips to help complaint-drafters avoid the most common pitfalls
- [Guidance on Designing your Website / App for Children’s Privacy](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/guidance-on-designing-your-website-app-for-childrens-privacy/): In April, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) issued for consultation a draft code of practice for online services likely to be accessed by UK children (under 18). Importantly, the code isn’t restricted to sites specifically aimed at children. If and when the code is implemented, it won’t just be “guidance”. It’s a statutory code, which fleshes out relevant principles in the Data Protection Act 2018 and the “GDPR”. The ICO and the courts are likely to take it into account when assessing children-related privacy compliance by websites and apps. And we all know how sensitive this issue has now become. Perhaps... Continue Reading
- [Helping Google “Forget” - Removing Convictions from the Web](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/helping-google-forget-removing-convictions-from-the-web/): Once upon a time, before the Internet was a twinkle in the eye of Tim Berners Lee, the law set up a “rehabilitation of offenders” framework designed to help people convicted of certain less serious offences find work without having to disclose their “spent” convictions, with restrictions around the official availability of such information to employers and others
- [10 Top Tips for Writing a Domain Dispute Complaint](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/10-top-tips-for-writing-a-domain-dispute-complaint/): As a domain dispute panellist for over 15 years including UDRP (.com) and Nominet’s DRS (.uk), I’ve had the pleasure of reading more than 350 complaints. While they come in all shapes and sizes, certain mistakes tend to recur. Based on my experience, I thought it might be helpful to set out my top 10 tips to help complaint-drafters avoid the most common pitfalls

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- [Website and App Terms and Conditions](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/website-and-app-terms-and-conditions/): edit_note Need website and app terms and conditions drafted or reviewed? We advise businesses on legally robust terms that protect them, comply with UK consumer law and platform requirements, and reduce regulatory risk. Contact us now or read on for more information. Contact Us Now Website and App Terms and Conditions Solicitors Adlex Solicitors advise businesses on the drafting, review and enforcement of website and app terms and conditions. Clear, legally compliant terms are essential for managing risk, protecting intellectual property, complying with consumer law and avoiding disputes with users, regulators and platforms. In practice, terms and conditions are not just... Continue Reading
- [Free Legal Opinion](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/domain-names/free-legal-opinion/): Free Initial Legal Opinion On Your Domain Name Dispute If you’re involved in a dispute over a domain name – or need to know whether you have grounds to recover or defend one – Adlex Solicitors offer a free legal opinion to help you decide your best next step. You’ll receive practical, impartial guidance from a solicitor with over 20 years’ experience in domain-name disputes under Nominet’s DRS, the UDRP and related systems. What the Free Legal Opinion Covers A short written (or telephone) assessment of your situation based on the information you supply. Guidance on the most suitable next step... Continue Reading
- [Domain Name Disputes: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/domain-names/faqs/): Domain Name Disputes: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) This page answers the most common domain name dispute FAQs about recovering or defending domain names under Nominet’s DRS and the UDRP. It gives brief explanations in plain English and links to more detailed guidance. General Domain Name Disputes FAQs What is a domain name dispute? A domain name dispute arises when someone registers or uses a domain that’s identical or similar to another party’s name, brand or trade mark. For full details see Domain Name Disputes – Main Service Page. Do I need a registered trade mark to win a case? No –... Continue Reading
- [Guide to Domain Name Disputes](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/domain-names/domain-name-disputes-guide/): Guide to Domain Name Disputes This domain name disputes guide explains what a domain name dispute is and how to recover or defend domain names under the Nominet DRS and UDRP systems. Domain names are valuable business assets – and disputes over them are increasingly common. The guide explains the main procedures used to resolve these disputes, what evidence is needed, and how Adlex Solicitors can help. Understanding Domain Name Disputes Domain name disputes arise when someone registers or uses a domain that conflicts with another party’s name, brand or trade mark. Common scenarios include: “Cybersquatting” – generally means registering a... Continue Reading
- [Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/domain-names/udrp/): Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) The UDRP is the international procedure for resolving domain name disputes concerning “.com”, “.net”, “.org” and many other global domains. Bodies such as WIPO and the Forum (NAF) operate the UDRP under rules approved by ICANN. Adlex Solicitors are UK-based UDRP domain dispute solicitors. We have acted in hundreds of UDRP cases for both complainants and respondents, achieving successful outcomes worldwide. What the UDRP is and When to Use it The UDRP applies to most international domain extensions such as “.com” and “.net” as well as many “new gTLDs” such as “.xyz”, “.online” and... Continue Reading
- [Nominet Dispute Resolution Service (DRS)](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/domain-names/nominet-drs/): Nominet Dispute Resolution Service (DRS) The Nominet Dispute Resolution Service (DRS) is the official UK system for resolving “.uk” domain name disputes without going to court. It is fast, inexpensive process with  independent experts deciding cases online. Adlex Solicitors has acted in hundreds of DRS cases since Nominet UK introduced the policy in 2001, when Adam Taylor was among the first Experts appointed by Nominet. What the DRS is and When to Use it The DRS applies to “.uk” domains – such as .co.uk, .org.uk and .uk – where someone has registered a name similar to another business’s mark or trading... Continue Reading
- [Our Expertise in Domain Name Disputes](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/domain-names/lawyers/): Our Expertise in Domain Name Disputes Adlex Solicitors are UK-based domain name dispute experts. We’ve represented clients across hundreds of Nominet DRS and UDRP cases for UK and international businesses, providing practical, expert advice on recovering or defending domain names. Who Leads Our Domain Name Work The practice is led by Adam Taylor, a solicitor with over 20 years’ experience in domain name disputes and a panellist for WIPO, Nominet and the Forum (NAF). Professional profiles: • WIPO Arbitration and Media Center (PDF)• Nominet DRS Experts List• Forum (NAF) Panelists Directory • Canadian International Internet Dispute Resolution Centre (CIIDRC) Panelist Profile... Continue Reading
- [Domain Name Disputes](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/domain-names/): alternate_email We can help recover or defend your domain name. Contact us now or read on for more information. Contact Us Now Domain Name Dispute Solicitors As specialist domain name dispute solicitors, Adlex Solicitors help clients resolve domain name disputes including under Nominet UK’s DRS and the international UDRP. Swift recovery steps can make the difference if your domain name is misused or hijacked, and smart defensive moves matter if someone unjustifiably claims your domain. What Is a Domain Name Dispute? A domain name dispute typically arises where a third party registers or uses a domain name that is identical or... Continue Reading
- [Internet Lawyers UK](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/internet-lawyers/): Internet Lawyers UK Adlex Solicitors are UK internet lawyers specialising in web and technology law. Founded in 2001, we combine City-firm expertise with a practical understanding of how the online world works – providing straightforward, effective advice at reasonable cost. What We Do As experienced Internet lawyers, we advise on all aspects of internet and technology law, including Content Removal, Domain Name Disputes, Privacy and GDPR, Internet Disputes, Terms & Conditions, and Web Contracts. To learn more about each area, see Our Services Who We Are – UK Internet Lawyers Adam Taylor – Solicitor and Founder Adam Taylor founded Adlex Solicitors... Continue Reading
- [Influencer and Creator Agreements](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/contracts/influencer-brand-ambassador-contracts/): Influencer and creator agreements We advise businesses, influencers, content creators and agencies on influencer and creator agreements. This includes brand ambassador arrangements, sponsored content campaigns, affiliate promotions and other commercial collaborations. We also review template and AI-generated influencer agreements. While these can provide a useful starting point, they often need tailoring to deal properly with content ownership, exclusivity, regulatory compliance and commercial risk. Request an initial legal view What is an influencer agreement? An influencer agreement sets out the relationship between a brand and a content creator. It should clearly define what content is to be produced, how it may be... Continue Reading
- [Removing Google reviews](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/content-removal/removing-google-reviews/): Removing Google reviews – solicitor advice Adlex Solicitors advise businesses and professionals on removing defamatory or unlawful Google reviews. There is no automatic right to have a negative review deleted, but where legal grounds exist, removal is often achievable through carefully structured submissions and related strategies. It is important to approach this carefully from the outset. Google rarely revisits decisions once a complaint has been rejected, and poorly framed submissions can significantly reduce the prospects of later removal. Early legal advice helps ensure that the correct legal and policy grounds are relied on first time. Request an initial legal view Is... Continue Reading
- [Competition and Prize Draw Terms and Conditions](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/competitions/): Running a competition or prize draw? We advise businesses on legally compliant competition and prize draw terms and conditions that reduce regulatory risk and protect against complaints and disputes. Contact us now or read on for more information. Contact Us Now Competition and Prize Draw Terms and Conditions Solicitors Adlex Solicitors advise businesses on the drafting, review and enforcement of competition and prize draw terms and conditions. Properly drafted terms are essential for complying with UK consumer law, advertising and gambling rules and platform requirements, and for reducing the risk of complaints, regulatory action and disputes. We regularly advise on promotions... Continue Reading
- [Complaints](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/complaints/): Complaints and Online Dispute Resolution 1. Our legal services are subject to separate terms and conditions which are available on request. However, we would like to draw the following to your attention: 2. If we supply you with legal services, we will of course aim to provide you with an excellent service. However, if at any time you feel unhappy about our service, please tell us immediately so we can try and solve the issue. But if you’d rather make a formal complaint, you can find our complaints policy below. 3. If we can’t resolve your complaint, you can take it... Continue Reading
- [Testimonials](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/testimonials/): Testimonials Terms and Conditions Domain Name Disputes Removals Internet Law
- [Removal From Websites](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/content-removal/websites/): Removing defamatory content from websites We advise businesses and individuals on removing defamatory or unlawful content from websites. This may include false allegations, privacy breaches, damaging forum posts, or material published on review and “scam report” style sites. In practice, website removals depend heavily on where the content appears, who controls the site, and whether effective pressure can be applied to the publisher, website operator or host. Our focus is on practical removal strategies without court proceedings wherever possible. Request an initial legal view When can website content be removed? Website content may be removable where it is defamatory, unlawful, private,... Continue Reading
- [Social Media Defamation](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/content-removal/facebook-and-social-media/): Social media defamation – solicitor advice on removing posts We advise businesses on removing defamatory content from Facebook, Instagram and other social media platforms. As social media defamation solicitors, we act in cases involving false or damaging posts, comments and reviews published online. In practice, social media platforms are often difficult to engage with. Removal is not automatic, even where content is clearly defamatory. A carefully structured legal approach is therefore important from the outset. Request an initial legal view Can defamatory content be removed from Facebook and other social media? Yes, in some cases. However, platforms such as Facebook and... Continue Reading
- [Removal From Google Search Results](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/content-removal/google-search-results/): Removing links and other search results from Google – legal advice As internet solicitors, we advise individuals and businesses on removing content from Google search results where legal grounds exist for de-listing. This includes removals based on defamation and on privacy grounds, including the right to be forgotten. Search engines do not readily remove natural search results. In our experience, the prospects of success depend heavily on putting forward a clear and accurate legal basis at the outset. It is therefore important to take advice before making a removal request, as search engines rarely change their position once a request has... Continue Reading
- [Content Removal Solicitors](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/content-removal/): Content Removal delete_history Solicitors advising on removing Google results, reviews, social media posts and other online content. Contact us now or read on. Contact Us Now See other testimonials from clients about our internet content removal service. Internet content removal – solicitor advice We are internet content removal solicitors advising individuals and businesses on getting problematic content removed from the Internet content. This includes removing Google search results, Google reviews, social media posts and other damaging online material. Removing content from the Internet is rarely straightforward. There is no automatic right to delete negative material. Success depends on identifying the right... Continue Reading
- [Affiliate and Online Advertising Agreements](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/contracts/internet-affiliate-advertising-marketing/): Affiliate and online advertising agreements We advise businesses, publishers, affiliates, advertisers and agencies on affiliate and online advertising agreements. These agreements should clearly define commercial obligations, payment rights, liability and compliance responsibilities. We also review template and AI-generated affiliate and advertising agreements. While these can provide a useful starting point, they often require tailoring to reflect the actual campaign, platform and allocation of risk. Request an initial legal view What is an affiliate agreement? An affiliate agreement governs the relationship between a business and an affiliate who promotes its products or services in return for commission or another form of payment.... Continue Reading
- [Privacy Policies](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/privacy-gdpr/website-app-privacy-policy/): Website / App Privacy Policies and the GDPR If you operate a website or app, a starting point for GDPR compliance is to include a detailed privacy notice or privacy policy which explains in detail: What kind of personal data you collect via your website or app. The legal basis for collecting it. How you use it. To whom you send it. How long you keep it.. The GDPR sets out various requirements for privacy notices including that they be “clear and transparent”. In some cases – e.g., if you want to use contact details for email or other marketing –... Continue Reading
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- [Adlex Privacy and Cookies Policy](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/privacy-policy/): Our Privacy and Cookies Policy 1. Who are we? 1.1 We are Adlex Solicitors. For privacy queries, you can contact us via the email address shown on the contact us page. 2. What’s the point of this policy? 2.1 It tells you what to expect when we collect your personal information via our website. Please only use the site if you’re happy with this policy. 3. Might the policy change? 3.1 Yes. Please check it whenever you visit our website. 4. What do we collect? 4.1 Information which you send us via our website such as your name and contact details... Continue Reading
- [Adlex Website Terms of Use](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/website-terms-of-use/): Our Website Terms of Use 1. Here are the terms of use for this website: About us 2. This website is owned and operated by Adlex Solicitors of 76A Belsize Lane, London NW3. The principal of Adlex Solicitors, Adam Taylor, is a solicitor qualified in England and Wales. We are regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA number 344672). Our VAT number is 773 5100 42. Content on the site 3. Any content which we ourselves make available on our site is intended for general information but it is not intended as professional advice (legal or otherwise) nor should it be... Continue Reading
- [Right to be Forgotten](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/content-removal/google-right-to-be-forgotten/): Right to be forgotten – solicitor advice for Google search results We advise individuals on removing personal information from Google search results under the right to be forgotten. This is a privacy-based legal right that can apply even where information is accurate, particularly where it is outdated, irrelevant or unfair in its ongoing impact. In our experience, early legal advice is important. Search engines rarely reverse decisions once a request has been refused, and the prospects of success depend on addressing the applicable legal criteria carefully from the outset. We have successfully advised on the removal of many Google search results... Continue Reading
- [Privacy and GDPR](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/privacy-gdpr/): Privacy and GDPR admin_panel_settings We can help with privacy/cookie policies and online GDPR issues. Contact us now or read on for more information. Contact Us Now Introduction to Privacy and GDPR Welcome to the privacy section of our website. The terms “privacy” and “data protection” are commonly used to refer to the UK and EU data protection laws and regulations which apply to the collection and use of personal information. These became encapsulated in the EU law known as the General Data Protection Regulation or “GDPR”, which was implemented in the UK by the Data Protection Act 2018. After Brexit, the... Continue Reading
- [Cookies and GDPR](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/privacy-gdpr/cookies-policy/): Cookie Laws and the GDPR Here are some typical FAQs which we commonly encounter: Does the GDPR cover cookies? While the GDPR touches on cookies only in a “recital”, it’s generally felt that cookies are caught by the GDPR. The use of cookies is also covered by the UK Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations. What are the GDPR principles relevant to cookie consent? Consent requires a positive, unambiguous step. Users must be very clear what they are consenting to. Consent must be given before cookies are placed (except those which are “strictly necessary”). It must be easy for users to opt... Continue Reading
- [Internet Trade Mark Infringement](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/disputes/internet-trademark-infringement/): Internet trade mark infringement and passing off We advise businesses on internet trade mark infringement, passing off and online impersonation. As internet infringement solicitors, we help clients tackle misuse of brands, names and website content online. In many cases, the objective is not court proceedings but practical enforcement and removal. This may involve legal correspondence, platform complaints, search engine complaints or other takedown strategies. Request an initial legal view What is internet trade mark infringement? Internet trade mark infringement involves misuse of a registered trade mark online. This may arise in domain names, website branding/content, online advertising, social media accounts or... Continue Reading
- [Online Copyright Infringement](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/disputes/online-copyright-infringement/): Online copyright infringement We advise businesses on online copyright infringement and misuse of website content. As internet infringement solicitors, we help clients tackle copied websites, copied text and images, and other unauthorised online use of copyright material. In many cases, the objective is practical enforcement and removal rather than court proceedings. This may involve complaints to website operators, hosts, platforms or search engines, together with direct legal correspondence. Request an initial legal view What is online copyright infringement? Online copyright infringement involves the unauthorised copying or use of copyright material in an internet context. This may include website text, images, branding,... Continue Reading
- [Internet Infringement and Disputes](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/disputes/): Internet Infringement and Disputes copyright Solicitors advising on online copyright infringement, passing off, copied websites and other internet disputes. Contact us now or read on. Contact Us Now Internet infringement and disputes We advise businesses on internet infringement and online disputes, particularly those involving copyright infringement, trade mark misuse, passing off and copied website content. In many cases, the objective is practical enforcement and removal rather than court proceedings. This may involve legal correspondence, complaints to platforms or website operators, search engine complaints or other takedown strategies. Request an initial legal view What kinds of internet infringement do we handle? We... Continue Reading
- [Web Hosting Agreements](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/contracts/webhosting/): Website hosting agreements We advise website hosts, hosting resellers and businesses on website hosting agreements. We can draft, review and improve hosting contracts covering hosting services, service levels, reseller arrangements and data protection responsibilities. We also review template and AI-generated hosting agreements. While these can provide a useful starting point, they often require tailoring to reflect the hosting service and allocation of legal risk. Request an initial legal view What is the point of a website hosting agreement? A website hosting agreement regulates the legal relationship between the customer and the supplier of the hosting service. This may involve shared hosting,... Continue Reading
- [SEO Agreements](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/contracts/seo/): SEO agreements We advise SEO agencies, digital businesses and their clients on SEO agreements. We can draft, review and improve agreements covering search engine optimisation services, ongoing campaigns and related consultancy. We also review template and AI-generated SEO agreements. While these can provide a useful starting point, they often require tailoring to reflect the services being provided and the commercial allocation of risk. Request an initial legal view Why do SEO businesses need written agreements? SEO services rarely produce guaranteed results. A well-drafted agreement helps define the services being provided, manage expectations and reduce the risk of disputes. It should also... Continue Reading
- [White Label and Content Distribution Contracts](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/contracts/white-label-content-distribution/): White label and internet content distribution contracts “White labelling, portals, internet content distribution”. The internet has generated new ways of doing business; companies are joining forces to offer customers seamless webs of products and services. Internet contract distribution contracts can range from licensing of content to linking contracts to co-branding to full white label integration. For those licensing content to others, key issues will include protection of intellectual property rights, attribution of ownership, clarity around how the content will be displayed, ensuring no linkage with inappropriate content (especially important for children’s content), termination, plus clear-cut payment, reporting and auditing requirements. For... Continue Reading
- [Contracts](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/contracts/): Web Contracts contract_edit We can help with all kinds of Internet contracts, e.g., app/website development, hosting, maintenance as well as advertising, AI, influencers, SEO, white labelling etc. Contact us now or read on for more information. Contact Us Now See other testimonials from clients about our contracts service. Introduction to Internet Contracts Welcome to the website and app contracts section of the Adlex Solicitors website. As web lawyers, we advise on all sorts of internet contracts and agreements which relate to websites / apps and the internet generally including for: website / app design and development contracts web hosting contracts white... Continue Reading
- [Website and App Development Agreements](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/contracts/website-developer-designer/): Website design, development and app contracts We advise businesses, web designers, website developers and app developers on website and app development contracts. As internet contract solicitors, we help clients create, review and improve agreements that clearly define what is being built, who owns it and what happens if things go wrong. We also review template and AI-generated website development contracts. These can be a useful starting point, but they often need careful tailoring to deal properly with specification, intellectual property rights, payment, support, hosting and exit arrangements. Request an initial legal view Why do web designers and website developers need a... Continue Reading
- [Internet Defamation](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/content-removal/internet-defamation/): Online defamation – solicitor advice on removing defamatory content We advise individuals and businesses on removing defamatory content published online. As online defamation solicitors, we regularly act in cases involving internet defamation on websites, social media platforms and review sites. Where false allegations cause serious reputational harm, structured legal steps can often secure removal without court proceedings. Early legal advice matters. A poorly framed complaint can reduce the prospects of removal and limit later options. Request an initial legal view What is online or internet defamation? Defamation is a false statement that causes, or is likely to cause, serious harm to... Continue Reading
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- [What We Do](https://adlexsolicitors.co.uk/what-we-do/): What We Do Content Removal delete_history We can help remove Google reviews/search results, social media and other web content… Contact Us Now Domain Name Disputes alternate_email We can help recover or defend your domain name… Contact Us Now Internet Disputes copyright We can help resolve copyright, trade mark, web developer and other disputes… Contact Us Now Privacy and GDPR admin_panel_settings We can help with privacy/cookie policies and online GDPR issues… Contact Us Now Terms & Conditions edit_note We can help with T&Cs and other legal documents for your app or website… Contact Us Now Internet Contracts contract_edit We can help with... Continue Reading

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