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 Difference Between Acceptance and Completion Criteria in a SOW As a SaaS attorney, I have been running into this issue a lot. What is the difference between acceptance criteria and completion criteria in a SOW, and why should you care? There are many differences with significant consequences. Acceptance Criteria.
If you operate a software-based business, you are likely using some open source code in your product. There is nothing wrong with that — it’s common, and probably a best practice. But what is your process to review and track that code, and the associated license terms? Here are 3
4 Great Reasons to Register Your Software for Copyright Protection Most people don’t realize there are 4 great reasons to register your software for copyright protection with the US Copyright Office. I recommend this for every software-based company. 1) EASY. It can be done by yourself or with the help
Hiring an Offshore Software Developer? 5 Things to Remember in Your Software Development Agreement. As a software attorney, I think there are a few practical things to think about when using an offshore software developer/outsourcing software development, and negotiating the software development agreement. As you know, this has become commonplace,
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