San Francisco technology lawyer Jay Parkhill has posted what looks like a useful a work-in-progress checklist for reviewing license agreements in topical sections.
See also (list is generated automatically):
- Four reasons why a master service agreement isn’t appropriate for a software-as-a-service (SaaS) deal – Jay Parkhurst Lawyer-blogger Jay Parkhurst has some good comments about the problems that can arise when a customer tries to make a SaaS / Web services vendor...
- Atul Gawande on collaborative- versus profit-driven professionals From Atul Gawande, The Cost Conundrum, The New Yorker, June 1, 2009: Woody Powell is a Stanford sociologist who studies the economic culture of cities....
- What if any provisions should ‘survive’ termination? At his Startup Toolbox blog, Jay Parkhill wants input about this: I have recently come across a number of contracts with extensive survival provisions. For...
- Entering into work-made-for-hire agreements with California consultants can lead to significant problems under state law I just read a useful reminder from attorney Sean Hogle. Take a look at California Labor Code section 3351.5(c). And suppose hypothetically that you engage...