Your client agreement, from a law firm's own template
A lawyer wrote every line. Claude fills in your details, and a solicitor checks it for English law.
Here from the video? Paste this into Claude. It opens General Legal's templates itself, helps you pick the one you need, asks you questions one at a time to fill it, and finishes with the draft and a note for your solicitor.
Which Ones Cover The UK
- 01Client agreementThe terms for the work you do for clientsDelaware law unless you change it
- 02Privacy policyThe privacy page on your websiteCovers the UK
- 03Data agreementWhen you handle personal data for a clientCovers the UK
- 04Mutual NDAWhen you and someone else both share confidential thingsDelaware law
- 05One-way NDAWhen only one side sharesDelaware law
- 06Cookie noticeThe cookie page on your websiteNot stated
The other six are an advisor agreement, terms of use for a website or app, and four that only make sense in the US. All twelve are in General Legal's template library, released under CC0, which means free to use and change with no credit needed.
One Honest Bit
None of this is legal advice, from me or from General Legal, whose own note at the foot of every template says the same. They are a US firm writing for US companies, so changing the governing law in a blank is the start of making the client agreement work here, and the solicitor's read is what makes it yours. What you save is the blank page, because the writing is already done, free, by people who do it for a living.
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