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Technology contracts cover the creation, licensing, and ongoing maintenance of tech goods and services, including software licenses, SaaS arrangements, IT outsourcing, and bespoke development. A solicitor in this area drafts and negotiates terms around IP rights, data protection, liability, warranties, service levels, and exit provisions, and they review or prepare data processing agreements, non-disclosure agreements, terms of use, and vendor contracts. The work is shaped by project scope, risk allocation, and compliance with UK GDPR, the Digital Economy Act, and relevant contract law principles.

What a solicitor handles in these matters

In these matters the solicitor handles drafting and negotiating complex provisions on data protection, security standards, liability caps, uptime commitments, change control, open-source compliance, and assignment of IP. They manage interactions between client and technology providers, assess regulatory risk, and ensure drafted terms align with applicable standards and industry practice, while keeping watch for tricky interplay between licensing models and data processing requirements.

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