General Disclaimers for Website / Application / Email / Text

What is a disclaimer / Waiver? 

Commonly used disclaimers / waivers to limit potential liabilities arising from specific points in emails, websites and applications (in particular where liability falls outside the Website Terms & Conditions). Examples of commonly used disclaimers are: Medical Disclaimer, Advertising Disclosure Disclaimer, Not Legal Advice Disclaimer, Disclaimer to use the information at your own risk etc.

A disclaimer is a legal notice put on the website to limit any potential liability arising out of certain specific aspects of the business. Examples of commonly used disclaimers are:

Medical Disclaimer -  The disclaimer provides that the content on the website is merely for informational purposes and does not constitute medical advise

Advertising Disclosure Disclaimer - This disclaimer informs the user that the advertising is paid and the inclusion of the advertisement does not amount to a recommendation or endorsement of the product by you 

Not Legal Advice Disclaimer - This disclaimer informs the user that information on the Website does not constitute legal advise

If you run a Website / Application or are sending an e-mail, you may want to include a disclaimer as it protects your business from legal liability. It notifies the user that the information contained in the Website / Application is for general information purposes only; and your advice, products, or services may be harmful but you cannot be held responsible for damages. Any reliance a user places on such information is strictly at their own risk.

If you are sending an e-mail, a disclaimer is used to highlight the confidentiality of the message to the recipient and if that information is leaked, the recipient could be considered accountable.

How to use this document?

This document can be used as a template for a Disclaimer on the company's website/app/e-mail. The user is deemed to have accepted them when using the website/app.

It should be displayed at a prominent place on the website, and For e-mails, it can be placed at the bottom of the e-mail.

The website name and contact e-mail of a customer support representative should be clearly stated in the template. 

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