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Legal Documents Articles

Browse 5 Gruv blog articles tagged Legal Documents. Payout rails, FX, reconciliation, and platform money-movement playbooks.

How-To Guides23 min read

SOW vs Proposal for Freelancers Before Client Kickoff

For freelancers, a proposal explains the offer and a Statement of Work (SOW) defines delivery. Their legal effect depends on the agreed terms, incorporation, assent, authority and applicable law; the label alone does not decide which document binds.

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Comparison Guides25 min read

What is a 'Statement of Work' vs. a 'Master Service Agreement'?

Use the simplest contract structure that still protects both sides and keeps execution clear. The goal is not more paperwork. It is clear expectations, clear delivery rules, and less friction once work starts.

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Legal & Compliance25 min read

How to Write a Privacy Policy for Your Freelance Website

A [privacy policy](https://freelancersunion.org/privacy-policy) is easier to defend in client due diligence when each statement traces to real behavior. Treat it as a working record, not footer filler: what personal data you collect, how you use and manage it, and how someone can raise a concern.

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Financial Planning22 min read

How to Set Up a Power of Attorney for Financial Matters

A financial power of attorney can let a chosen person manage authorized money and property matters when you need help. Prepare the continuity plan before disruption, then complete the document, any registration and each institution’s access process. You can map the work in one session; legal execution and activation may take longer.

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Data Privacy27 min read

How to Create a GDPR-Compliant Privacy Policy for Your Website

**A GDPR-ready privacy notice (often called a "privacy policy") is defensible only when it accurately describes how you actually process personal data from end to end.** Drop the checkbox mindset. Treat the notice as a public statement of operational truth you can prove with screenshots, settings, and records.

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