Draft the skeleton terms and conditions for your service — coverage of scope, payment, cancellation, liability, and disputes — as a lawyer-ready starting point.
Draft skeleton T&Cs for {{business}} ({{what_we_sell}}, typical customer: {{customer_type}}, how things go wrong historically: {{past_disputes}}).
Cover: scope of service (what's included and explicitly NOT — mine my past disputes for the exclusions that matter), quotes and pricing (validity, variations, what triggers a re-quote), payment terms (deposits, milestones, late payment), cancellation and refunds both directions (with the Australian Consumer Law floor noted — consumer guarantees can't be contracted away; flag where my draft must defer to it), liability limits (to the extent the law allows), customer obligations (access, information, approvals — the delays that aren't our fault), IP, privacy reference, and disputes (talk first, then mediation, venue). Plain English throughout. Header note: 'DRAFT — have a lawyer review before use', and list the 3 clauses most worth paying a lawyer to get right.
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