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Confidential Settlement Agreement and Release of Liability (Litigation has been Filed)

This a short form to be used when a claim has been resolved between two parties. It contains provisions for both a claim and in the event a lawsuit has been filed.  It provides for a full release of known and unknown claims between the parties and thus prevents additional claims to be brought after the settlement has been reached.  In the event the claims involve litigation, it also provides for dismissal with prejudice of any pending litigation.  This agreement should be signed prior to the release of any monies by either party. 

 

Confidential Settlement Agreement and Release of Liability (No Litigation Filed)

This a short form to be used when a claim has been resolved between two parties. It contains provisions for both a claim and in the event a lawsuit has not been filed. It provides for a full release of known and unknown claims between the parties and thus prevents additional claims to be brought after the settlement has been reached.  This agreement should be signed prior to the release of any monies by either party. 

 

CPC-Adword Email Marketing Compliance Business Practice Guide

Today, most Publishers use the AdWords or term in the From line and throughout the creative, which tends to be text more than content or HTML creatives.  Thus, legal compliance by the Publisher is paramount.  This guide provides a compliance summary.

 

Cross Corporate Guarantee

A Cross-Corporate Guarantee is a guaranty to a lender that a loan will be repaid by a company other than the company who is taking out the loan. Typically, it is used by a larger company (often the parent company or a related company) on behalf of a smaller company or wholly owned subsidiary who may not be well known or have developed a relationship with the lender.Read more

Database Management Agreement (Manager)

This contract is designed to be used by a person or company who intends to use third-party data for commercial email marketing purposes.  This contract is weighted toward the Manager.  It allows the Manager to utilize the data without restriction and pushes liability for collection and use to the data owner.  This contract should be used by a person or entity (Manager) licensing its consumer information from a third-party for commercial email marketing purposes.

 

Database Management Agreement (Owner)

This short form contract is designed to be used by a person or company who collects consumer data and wishes to license the data to a third-party for commercial email marketing purposes.  This contract is weighted toward the owner of the data.  It restricts the manner, campaigns, and number of emails allowed by the Licensee utilizing the data.  It further pushes liability for the campaigns onto the Licensee.  This contract should be used by a person or entity who collects and owns consumer data which it is licensing to a third-party to manage for commercial email...Read more

Document Retention Policy (General)

A document retention policy is a set of guidelines that a company follows to determine how long it should keep certain records, including email and web pages.  It is generally a policy adopted by the management of the company in the form of a table that describes: (1) length of time each document or record will be retained as an active record; (2) reason (legal, fiscal, historical) for its retention; and (3) final disposition (archival or destruction) of the record.  Also called a record control schedule, record disposition schedule, records schedule, or retention schedule

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Domain Name License and Management Agreement (U.S. Use Only)

This contract is designed for use when one party owns a domain name and wishes to license its use to another party without giving up ownership.  It is weighted in favor of the domain owner, as it restricts the manner in which the domain may be used and provides for immediate action in the event of misuse.  This contract should be used by a person or entity that owns a domain name and wishes to obtain a revenue share from a third-party’s use of the same.

 

Domain Name License and Management Agreement (Worldwide Use)

This contract is designed for use when one party owns a domain name and wishes to license its use to another party without giving up ownership.  It is weighted in favor of the domain owner as it restricts the manner in which the domain may be used and provides for immediate action in the event of misuse.  This contract should be used by a person or entity that owns a domain name and wishes to obtain a revenue share from a third-party’s use of the same.

 

Domain Name Purchase Agreement

This agreement is to be used between two parties or entities for the sale and purchase of a domain name only.  It is to be used when the buyer is paying the seller directly. It protects both parties in securing the timely change of ownership and registration and requires the seller to provide representations and warranties regarding its ownership and thus right to sell the domain name.  This agreement should be used to effectively transfer ownership of a domain name between parties.  It should be noted that separate registration with the hosting entities will be

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