Technology and SaaS Contracts | Software Agreements | IT Outsourcing  

At Maeder Law Office, our technology and software attorney(s) represent suppliers, customer end users, and developers in connection with IT and software-related contracts, including software as a service (SaaS) agreements, cloud services agreements, IT outsourcing agreements,  software development contracts, and Internet and web contracts. These types of contracts involve issues that are unique and require in-depth understanding of technology agreements. Attorney Maeder’s prior IT industry experience as a computer analyst for a major computer company and national account executive for a leading multinational IT solutions and services vendor provides  industry insight and perspective on IT-related and software agreements. She applies her IT industry experience and knowledge to help clients structure, draft, review, and negotiate IT and software agreements.

Attorney Maeder is experienced working across all levels and departments of organizations, including IT, Sales, Finance, Marketing, and with executives and other business leaders to develop creative legal solutions that further business objectives. At Maeder Law Office, we work in a collaborative manner with clients, explaining the practical and legal implications of contractual terms and developing customized strategies that serve the needs of each client.

IT Outsourcing Agreements

Maeder Law Office’s software contract attorney(s) represents licensors and licensees in regards to development, negotiation, and review of software licensing agreements. A software licensing agreement should fit the practices of your business model while appropriately reducing risk and protecting business interests. At its most basic level, some of the key issues to consider in software licensing agreements are whether the software license agreement grants the right to use the software as intended and does it restrict the software from being used in a way that is not intended. Other factors to consider are the duration of the software license, number of users authorized to use the software, and any limitations on its use. Additional terms in software license agreements may include update, maintenance, and support of the software, as well as provisions covering risk allocation, warranties, and other types of business transaction terms.