Business Forms

If you have a website, you must post a Website Privacy Policy to clearly set out how your site will use and protect any personal information gathered from your site visitors.

• The Policy explains how personal information is gathered and what the site operator does with the information.
• The template contains a special section that addresses specific information for users residing in the European Economic Area (EEA), the United Kingdom and Brazil, to comply with various legal requirements applicable to those zones.
• The policy outlines how they protect children who visit the site. Users must be at least 13 years of age (16 in the EEA) to set up an account or access the website services.
• A description of how the website uses cookies, web beacons and similar technologies to store and manage information.
• Details of when and how access to information is given to third parties and for what purposes.
• The website operator is responsible to provide information to legal or government authorities as required by law.
• A description of what types of security measures are used to protect the information stored on the website.
• This is a downloadable template in MS Word format.

Create a Privacy Policy for a website based in Australia with this digital template in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988 and Privacy Amendment (Private Sector) Act 2000.

The privacy policy addresses the collection, use, security of and access to information that may be obtained from a visitor to the company's website, including:

• the type of information collected by the website,
• the ways in which the information is collected,
• how the information will be used,
• what other parties the information may be disclosed to,
• how sensitive information is managed and protected,
• how website users can access and make changes to their personal information,
• how to file a privacy complaint.

This Australia Website Privacy Policy is provided as a MS Word template so that you can easily modify it to fit your unique needs. Updated July 2018 to reflect recent international privacy law enactments.

Sell your website templates to customers under the terms of this License for Use template.

• The customer is granted a limited license to use the template on a single website only.
• All rights and ownership of the web design and template remains with the developer.
• The customer is not allowed to resell or redistribute the templates.
• The web developer is not liable for claims or damages arising from the use of the templates.

Get this Website Template License for Use form today and protect your ownership rights in your designs.

Download and post these Terms and Conditions of Use on your website to clarify for your site visitors the rules governing how they can use the site.

• Visitors must observe proper Internet etiquette in all public areas such as chat rooms, forums, and discussion groups.
• The site operator does not endorse third party products or services offered through the site.
• Disclaimer and limitation of the website owner's liability for any loss or injury resulting from the visitor's use of the website.
• Visitors are granted a limited license to use the site content for their own personal use.
• Ownership of content and intellectual property rights in materials found on the site remain with the owners of such content and materials.
• Security and privacy issues.

Having your website's terms and conditions of use posted on every part of your site ensures that your site visitors are properly notified about your website policies and rules.

This ready-made set of Website Terms of Use are created especially for fitness businesses that offer online workouts, exercise and diet plans, and health and wellness products.

• These Terms of Use can be used for online fitness services that are available to users in the United States and Canada. The template includes provisions covering:
  • memberships, orders, shipping, pricing and taxes;
  • privacy, collection of personal information;
  • prohibited use of the website;
  • disclaimer of warranties;
  • content submitted by users;
  • disclaimer of medical and professional advice;
  • assumption of risk and participation waiver;
  • indemnification and release, limitation of liability;
  • dispute resolution by arbitration;
  • buyer's right to cancel provisions, under Canadian laws.
• The Terms of Use template comes in MS Word format and is easy to edit to fit your exact needs.
• The file can be easily converted to formats for online use, such as HTML.

Protect yourself against claims from website visitors by posting this Disclaimer and Limitation of Liability as part of your website user terms.

• These clauses contain disclaimers and limitation of liability provisions with respect to:
  • a visitor's use of the website,
  • all content provided on the site,
  • third party content or software on the site.
• Available in MS Word format and easily converted to html for posting online.

Draw up an agreement with a client for photographing and/or filming their wedding with this downloadable Wedding Photography and Videography Contract.

• The client must pay a non-refundable deposit which is forfeited if the wedding date is changed or cancelled.
• The client is responsible for getting permission from the wedding venue (church, chapel, etc) for photographing and filming the wedding, and for obtaining any required passes, arranging for parking and providing the photographer with a list of desired shots and a map to the locations.
• The client agrees that the photographer will be the exclusive professional photographer for the event. Friends and family may photograph and film the wedding provided they do not interfere with the photographer's work.
• Copyright in the photos and videos remains the sole property of the photographer. The clients will have a perpetual license to use the materials, but the photographer has the right to use the photos for promotional purposes.
• The contract template includes a list of services and a rate sheet.
• Available in MS Word format. You can easily modify the template for strictly photography or videography sessions.
• Protect your copyright and make sure you get paid for your services. Buy and download your copy now.

There are certain risks involved in working with horses, which can give rise to lawsuits. Have your employees sign this Stable Worker Release and Waiver of Liability for West Virginia equestrian facilities.

• Each of your trainers, grooms, stable hands, and other employees who will be working with or in close proximity to the animals should sign this Release and Waiver prior to starting work.
• The employee acknowledges and understands the inherent risks of working with horses, and voluntarily assumes the risks.
• The Release and Indemnity is intended to be as broad and all-inclusive as possible under West Virginia law.
• This is a reusable legal template in MS Word format. Buy the form, download it, and re-use it for each new employee.
• Intended to be used only in the State of West Virginia.

Prepare a Business Plan for a start-up winery business with this fully editable template.

• The initial purpose of the Business Plan is to obtain a loan to start up a small premium winery. The loan proceeds will be used to purchase the land, grapes, equipment and supplies.
• The Business Plan includes a market analysis and a financial model with pro forma templates.
• The Plan also includes a Confidentiality Agreement to protect against disclosure of your proprietary information, such as financial data.
• Each section contains instructions to help you compete the document.

Make sure your fees for medical services get paid. Have your patients sign this Wisconsin Doctor's Lien and Patient Release.

• You can claim a lien for the fees for medical services provided to a patient with respect to accidents or injuries caused by third parties (including injuries sustained on the job).
• The patient must give his/her consent for the release of any medical information required for purposes of the patient's injury claim.
• The medical practitioner has an irrevocable lien on any settlement or damages awarded. The amount of the lien will be paid from any damages or settlement amounts paid to the patient.
• Regardless of whether or not the patient's injury claim is successful, the patient remains legally liable for paying the full amount of the fees.

Don't risk not getting paid. Download this Wisconsin Doctor's Lien and Patient Release Form for your facility.