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bulletproof + free = ? what happens when the contract is contested? and what if you lose?

• mariocesar 11y ago
  I was thinking the same then I look at their page footer. > Bonsai is not a law firm, does not provide legal services or advice, and does not provide or participate in legal representation. So basically they are providing just the tool, you are still legally responsible and you have to represent yourself
  • mthomasb 11y ago
    One way to think of the contracts piece is as a RocketLawyer or LegalZoom verticalized for freelancers. We provide contracts that are written and maintained specifically for freelancers, and that beats 99.9% of the generic templates you'll find on the internet. The fact is, nothing beats having a lawyer create and review every one of your contracts. However, that's simply not feasible for most freelancers. Our goal is then to provide something straightforward enough that will cover the majority of issues in the majority of cases. Re the disclaimer, it's actually completely standard for any site that touches legal issues or content. Check out the TOS of RocketLawyer (https://www.rocketlawyer.com/ter... https://www.rocketlawyer.com/ter...) or LegalZoom (https://www.legalzoom.com/legal/... https://www.legalzoom.com/legal/...), two huge companies and pioneers in the field, and you'll find the same there.
  • gcb0 11y ago
    so the product they assume zero responsibility is the headline for their company?
    • mariocesar 11y ago
      No, is on the footer (obviously a bad pun joke)