I'm getting ready to release a software product that will be a downloadable .exe and will sell online as an e-product.
Is there a standard set of legal clauses that I can take to some IP/commercial lawyers to get quotes for?
I'm guessing I need the standard disclaimers for 'software is provided as is and we (my Ltd) cannot be held responsible for loss of data, damage to files etc.
Also a disclaimer of some sort - it's a job searching tool so I don't want people trying to sue me if they don't get a job from using it etc.
is there anything else I need to post up in my project spec for the lawyers to bid on?
I'm using elance to source some international/internet lawyers.
Anyone done anything like this before and can shed any light on it?
Is there a standard set of legal clauses that I can take to some IP/commercial lawyers to get quotes for?
I'm guessing I need the standard disclaimers for 'software is provided as is and we (my Ltd) cannot be held responsible for loss of data, damage to files etc.
Also a disclaimer of some sort - it's a job searching tool so I don't want people trying to sue me if they don't get a job from using it etc.
is there anything else I need to post up in my project spec for the lawyers to bid on?
I'm using elance to source some international/internet lawyers.
Anyone done anything like this before and can shed any light on it?

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