Your website collects more than you think. Make sure it's covered.
Moore Law PC drafts a custom Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, Cookie Policy, and accessibility statement built around what your website actually does — not a generator that guesses.
What happens next: complete a short website legal questionnaire so we understand what your site actually collects and does. Moore Law reviews it and confirms scope before drafting begins.
If your site does any of this, it needs more than a free template.
Most website compliance problems come from policies that don't actually reflect what the site does.
Collects information
Contact forms, email signups, account creation, or checkout — any of it means real data is being collected.
Uses cookies or tracking
Google Analytics, ad pixels, retargeting, or live chat tools all involve tracking that should be disclosed.
Uses AI features
A chatbot, AI-generated content, or AI-powered recommendations are new enough that most existing policies don't mention them at all.
Sells products or services
E-commerce and online payments bring their own set of terms and disclosure expectations.
What's in the package, and what isn't.
A full set of website legal documents, reviewed and finalized by an attorney — not just generated and delivered.
Documents built around your actual website, not a guess.
The questionnaire comes first for a reason — what your site actually collects and does determines what these documents need to say.
Included
- ✓ Attorney consultation
- ✓ Website legal questionnaire
- ✓ Custom Privacy Policy
- ✓ Terms of Use
- ✓ Disclaimer
- ✓ Cookie Policy
- ✓ AI Use Disclosure (if applicable)
- ✓ Basic Accessibility Statement
- ✓ Data Collection Review
- ✓ Third-party Services Disclosure Review
- ✓ One revision
- ✓ Final attorney review
Not included
- ✕ Full ADA/WCAG accessibility audit or certification
- ✕ Formal GDPR or CCPA compliance audit
- ✕ Website development or code changes
- ✕ Ongoing monitoring of legal or regulatory changes
- ✕ Litigation or regulatory response
The Basic Accessibility Statement addresses disclosure, not a full technical accessibility audit of your website. One revision is included after your initial review; additional revisions are quoted separately.
Five documents, each covering a different legal exposure.
Every website needs some version of these. Few actually have them drafted around what the site does.
Privacy Policy
Discloses what personal information your site collects, how it's used, and what rights visitors have — based on your actual data practices, not a generic list.
Terms of Use
Sets the rules for using your site — acceptable use, limitations of liability, and intellectual property terms.
Cookie Policy
Discloses the cookies, analytics, and tracking tools your site actually uses, and how visitors can manage them.
AI Use Disclosure
If your site uses AI-powered features, this discloses how — an area most existing website policies don't address at all.
Accessibility Statement
A basic statement addressing your site's accessibility commitment and how visitors can report issues.
A generic policy generator doesn't know what your site actually does.
Free policy generators produce broad, one-size-fits-all documents. They don't know about your specific forms, tools, or features — because they never asked.
Policy doesn't match reality
A generic Privacy Policy that doesn't mention your actual tools or data practices doesn't do its job when it matters.
New features go undisclosed
Adding a chatbot, checkout, or AI feature without updating your policies leaves a real gap in disclosure.
No attorney ever reviewed it
Most free templates are never reviewed by anyone who looked at your actual website.
From questionnaire to finalized policies.
The questionnaire drives everything else — it's how we learn what your site actually needs disclosed.
Submit your inquiry
Tell us about your website and what's prompting you to get this in place now.
Complete the questionnaire
A short legal questionnaire covering what your site collects, tracks, and does.
We draft your documents
Custom Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, Cookie Policy, and related disclosures, built around your answers.
Review and final sign-off
One revision cycle, followed by final attorney review before the documents are ready to publish.
The questionnaire is the whole point.
A policy generator asks what industry you're in and spits out a document. It doesn't ask whether you use a live chat widget, whether your checkout stores payment details, or whether your new chatbot is powered by AI. Those details are exactly what determine whether a Privacy Policy actually covers your site — or just looks like it does.
The questionnaire and attorney review exist to close that gap.
Old or generic policies can be reviewed, not just replaced.
If you already have a Privacy Policy or Terms of Use — even a free one — tell us in your inquiry. We'll factor what you have into scope before drafting begins.
Start your inquiry →Every document gets a final attorney review before it's delivered.
The questionnaire, the drafting, and the final review all go through the same person — so your policies reflect an actual understanding of your website, not just answers plugged into a template.
Start your inquiry →
Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly is included in the Website Compliance Package?
An attorney consultation, a website legal questionnaire, a custom Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, Disclaimer, Cookie Policy, AI Use Disclosure (if applicable), a Basic Accessibility Statement, a data collection review, a third-party services disclosure review, one revision, and a final attorney review — all for a flat $1,495 fee.
I already have a privacy policy from a free generator. Do I still need this?
Free generators produce broad, generic documents that don't account for your site's actual tools, forms, or features. If you already have policies in place, tell us in your inquiry — we'll factor your existing documents into scope.
Does the accessibility statement mean my site is fully ADA compliant?
No. The Basic Accessibility Statement addresses disclosure of your site's accessibility commitment, not a full technical accessibility audit or certification. A full ADA/WCAG compliance audit is outside this package's scope.
What is an AI Use Disclosure, and does my site need one?
If your website uses AI-powered features — a chatbot, AI-generated content, or AI-driven recommendations — this discloses that use to visitors. It's included where applicable based on your questionnaire answers.
What if I add new features to my website after this is finished?
New features that change what your site collects or how it operates — a new checkout flow, a new tracking tool, a new AI feature — may require updates to your policies. Reach out when that happens to discuss scope.
How long does this process take?
Timing depends on how quickly the questionnaire is completed and how much back-and-forth the revision cycle requires. Submit your inquiry and we'll give you a realistic timeline based on your specific website.
Do I need this if my website doesn't sell anything?
Possibly, yes. Even a site with no e-commerce can collect personal information through contact forms, email signups, or analytics tools — all of which typically call for a Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy.
Get your website's legal documents actually covering your website.
Tell us about your site, then complete the questionnaire so we understand what it actually collects and does before anything is drafted.
This page provides general information and does not create an attorney-client relationship. It is not legal advice. The Basic Accessibility Statement does not constitute a full accessibility audit or compliance certification.
