Website agreements
Properly drafted Terms of Use protect against potential claims and build user trust
We do not use templates. Your product is unique — and the legal terms should reflect that. We create a document that will pass App Store / Google Play moderation and protect you from consumer abuse
What we define in the Terms of Use document
You receive not a template text, but a public offer that takes into account the specifics of your product.
Terms of service use (User Conduct)
We clearly define what is allowed and what is strictly prohibited on your platform. This gives you the legal right to ban violators and protects the community from toxic users.
Limitation of liability
Your service may go down, and data may be lost due to force majeure. We draft the terms so that technical failures do not turn into financial claims against the company.
Intellectual Property protection
We secure your rights to software, design, and content. We regulate User Generated Content (UGC): who owns what the user posts and how you can use it.
Dispute resolution
We define the “home forum” for disputes. So that in case of a conflict, you are not forced to litigate in another country under foreign laws. Priority is given to pre-trial resolution and arbitration.
How we create ideal Terms of Use
Business audit (Discovery)
We do not start with drafting. We study your product from the inside: test the functionality of the website or app, analyze the user journey, the monetization model, and the geography of clients.
Risk modeling
We identify critical points: how payments are processed; what a user can be banned for; how the refund policy works; who owns the content. We formalize this legally to avoid gaps.
Platform Compliance
We adapt the document to meet the strict requirements of the Apple App Store and Google Play Market. We know which clauses most often lead to app rejections and eliminate these risks in advance.
Finalization and launch
You receive a ready document that complies with consumer protection laws of your target jurisdictions (EU, USA, Ukraine) and is ready for publication.
Why choose Barbashyn Law Firm
Understanding of digital business
Use of clear language
Full range of services
FAQ
Why can’t you use a template from the internet?
Can you state that “the service bears no responsibility for anything”?
Should the Terms of Use be in English?
If I already have a Privacy Policy, is that enough?
Do I need a separate Terms of Use for a mobile application?
Why can’t you use a template from the internet?
Because a template does not take into account your product model, functionality, monetization methods, and specific risks. Mistakes in template-based terms often lead to complaints and blocks.
Can you state that “the service bears no responsibility for anything”?
No. Such wording does not work. Limitations of liability must be reasonable, specific, and comply with the law.
Should the Terms of Use be in English?
They can be. The main thing is that users have access to the language they actually use the service in.
If I already have a Privacy Policy, is that enough?
No. The Privacy Policy describes data processing, while the Terms of Use define the rules of using the product. These are different documents that complement each other.
Do I need a separate Terms of Use for a mobile application?
No, but you need to ensure that the terms comply with App Store and Google Play requirements and that all policies are accessible through the app’s UI.
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