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Technology
- Agreements
Legal issues are not new or unique to technology, e-commerce, and technology outsourcing contracts.
Although the information and technology age has transformed much of what businesses do and how they do it, basic
principles of sound commercial contract drafting and negotiation have not changed. It is just as critical in
technology transactions as it is in other commercial transactions that a client clearly express in his written
agreement who will be doing what, who will own what, and when, how, and to what standard the outsourced
work will be performed.
What
has changed in the past few years, however, is the value to businesses
of technology, information, and e-commerce processes. Such value has
ascended considerably. Clients must take extra care when they deal with
functions that involve these "crown jewels." A commercial
agreement must clearly address the ownership and protection of these
assets, as well as the allocation and management of risks posed by their
unauthorized or improper use. Careful drafting and negotiation of
technology, e-commerce, and outsourcing contracts are extremely important
functions.
The
Firm offers a full spectrum of commercial contract services to our
clients with focus on corporate, intellectual property and technology law.
We offer services in protection and exploitation of creative
and technological works (including trademarks, copyrights and patents),
litigation management, and other intellectual property, Internet and
technology matters, including website and intellectual property audits,
strategic alliances, website agreements, software development,
licensing, merchandising and other service contracts.
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