Slovak law, written so a business owner can use it

Every e-shop selling to Slovak consumers needs terms and conditions, a complaints procedure and a privacy policy. Getting them drafted costs a few hundred euros and takes days. Copying them from another shop is worse than having none, because a wrong clause is evidence against you rather than protection.

Paragrafo assembles those documents from the wording of the statutes in force today. We keep 96 pieces of legislation in a database, compare them against the official register every night, and when one of them changes we tell you which of your documents it affects.

Where the text comes from

Four document types are templates drafted by the law firm Laniková Group. The rest are assembled from the statutory wording and reviewed against it. The advisor answers from the same corpus and names the section it relies on, so you can open the register and check the answer instead of trusting it.

Where the limits are

Paragrafo is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. It produces documents and information from the wording of statutes; assessing your particular situation is what an attorney is for. A dispute already under way, a contract worth more than the business behind it, or anything criminal belongs with a lawyer, not with a tool.

Documents are generated in Slovak, and quoted provisions stay in Slovak. Slovak is the only authentic version of Slovak law, and it is the language your customers, the trade inspectorate and a court will read those documents in.