I have always thought that disclaimers were good things to add to SaaS agreements, but this very recent case demonstrates that they really can make a difference in a legal dispute. By the way, a disclaimer is a statement regarding things you are not liable for. Example, if you provide
Let met explain. Some SaaS companies add all kinds of things into their SaaS agreements, and when you are finished reading the agreement you understand everything possible about their offering. While this kind of makes sense at first blush, when you unpack this a little and deal with these types
Software developers are really smart (I know, as I work with lots of them on their software development agreements, etc.), but there is one blind spot that I see way too often: they trust their customers too much, and then they take things into their own hands when they don’t
The Network Advertising Initiative (NAI) has some very useful info in their 2015 Code of Conduct, that you should be aware of regarding SaaS privacy if you are in the online third party ad business. The NAI is a self regulatory governing body of third parties in the online advertising ecosystem. This
While there are several ways to legally protect your SaaS software, copyright law is the most popular and maybe the easiest way to protect it. Every SaaS executive needs to know a few things about SaaS software and copyright law, so take a quick read of the following. Can you
A while back I wrote a blog post about Trust Sites, and why, if you are a SaaS company, you should have one (outside of your SaaS agreement). Well, since them a lot has happened so I wanted to provide you with an update. What is New 1). Salesforce.com
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