Brian James
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Contract Clause Question for Website
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army judge
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Why not acquiesce to the client's wishes, rather than take a legalistic approach to advertising your services?
In other words, the client's website is to pitch his or her firm and their services, not to allow you to reap FREE advertising on their dime!
In a legalistic sense, I suspect the client could prevail against you in court.
But, be smart and avoid that in anyway you can.
In other words, the client's website is to pitch his or her firm and their services, not to allow you to reap FREE advertising on their dime!
In a legalistic sense, I suspect the client could prevail against you in court.
But, be smart and avoid that in anyway you can.
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