Could Your Website Get You Sued?
Thousands of businesses have been sued or sent demand letters over the tracking tools on their websites. Answer 12 quick questions and see where you stand.
Not sure is a fine answer. Most owners don't know what is running on their own site. That is the point of this check. This tool is general information, not legal advice.
What kind of business?
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Stop here first: talk to a lawyer
You said you have received a demand letter or lawsuit about your website. The score below is still useful, but your first call is to a lawyer who handles privacy cases.
- Do not pay it and do not reply to it yourself.
- Take screenshots of your website as it is today.
- Call your business insurance agent and ask if your policy covers it.
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Your top gaps to fix first
Get the full 30-day fix-it roadmap
One step a week, written in plain English, that you can hand to your web person. It covers:
- How to get a list of every tracking tool on your site
- What a consent banner has to do to count
- Your privacy policy, chat box, and software vendors
- What to do if a demand letter ever shows up
This check is general information, not legal advice, and does not scan your website. For advice about your business, talk to a lawyer who handles privacy cases.
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