Atlanta, GA, September 21, 2009 -

With each newly created website or established one with enhanced functionality comes the need for website legal documents, such as a privacy policy, terms of use and SaaS agreement. Hiring an attorney to draft those documents can be quite expensive. With the launch of Digital Contracts' MyLegalFirewall Affiliate API service, however, web developers who create new or revamped websites can help their clients affordably comply with U.S. law while reducing the web developers' own legal exposure and boosting the developers' revenue (MyLegalFirewall Affiliate Program).

"We believe there's nothing else like this," says Internet attorney Chip Cooper, President of Digital Contracts and developer of the MyLegalFirewall™ website documents drafting service at DigiContracts.com. "For so long, website owners have had their heads in the sand when it comes to legal compliance. Now, Digital Contracts' affiliates can introduce their clients to a quick, easy, and affordable way to order legal documents online that are assembled in accordance with their responses to a logic tree of questions. Then with a single click, the clients send these near-custom documents via the API for seamless and automatic insertion into their website."

Cooper points out that even a small website owner can't afford to risk the legal fees and fines that might result from being targeted for lack of compliance. Nor should web developers risk legal liability for failing to warn their clients about the need for legal compliance documents. "As part of our service to MyLegalFirewall affiliates, we advise developers how to stipulate that compliance is the responsibility of the client. In addition, at no charge we review any statements affiliates make to describe our service to make sure they're accurate," Cooper says.

The affiliate commission on MyLegalFirewall's most popular service package, the $149 Registration Package, would put $60 into the pocket of the web developer with no time-consuming work required. "Helping the client achieve legal compliance affordably also positions the developer as a client-focused leader in the field," adds Cooper.

An automated wizard on the DigiContracts.com site tells shoppers which contracts package their situation calls for, prior to a purchase. And Cooper's twice-monthly newsletter, available from DigiContracts.com, provides free updates on relevant changes in U.S. laws and regulations.

About Digital Contracts
Digital Contracts is a leading online contract drafting service for Internet, software, and information technology entrepreneurs. For more information, developers should go to DigitalContracts.com or email Chip Cooper at ccooper@digicontracts.com.