Posts Tagged ‘software licensing lawyer’
Six Signs You Are Reviewing a Poorly Written Software Contract
How do you identify a poorly written software contract? Software lawyer Kristie Prinz shares some tips for the layperson on recognizing a bad software contract: Six Signs You are Reviewing a Poorly Written Software Contract
Read MoreBuilding a Successful Business based on the Commercialization of an Open Source Product
It’s not every day that I get a call from an entrepreneur or start-up looking for representation in conjunction with an open source-based business, but the question of how to develop a profitable company when your business is built around an open source product interests me as a software attorney, since if you know anything…
Read MoreThe Perils of Cutting the Wrong Legal Corners
Does your company make a point of not consulting outside counsel on pricing and payment terms in its contracts in an effort to save money on legal fees? If so, you might end up costing the company more money in legal fees than you would otherwise. I looked at this issue in my recent blog…
Read MoreWhy Understanding Your Technology Model is the Key to Drafting a Good Contract
If you work at a software company and are involved at all with agreements, you may be interested in a recent posting that I wrote at Silicon Valley Software Law Blog on why understanding your technology model is so critical to properly drafting and even reviewing contracts: Software Licensing vs. Software-as-a-Service (“Saas”) : The Importance…
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