Simple and straight-forward are two words rarely associated with software license agreements. For example, a ruling out of the UK demonstrates the importance and real-life costs that can result when t...

Most websites contain Terms of Use intended to limit permissible behavior by the website’s users and to manage legal risks from any user interaction with the website, including liability for dat...

When a customer is negotiating a license agreement with a vendor, the customer undoubtedly contemplates factors such as how much it will have to pay and when, and what systems, applications and servic...

"What's the difference between these two additional insured coverage certificates?"

Both certificates covered claims for damages "caused in whole or in part by" the insured or someone acting on behalf of...

Limitations of liability come in many different shapes and sizes and they are present in a vast majority of vendor and other commercial agreements. These provisions operate to exclude certain types of...

IT Contracts are not a necessary evil, although many people see them that way.  In fact, the only purposes IT Contracts serve are to protect the organization’s investment, expectations and...

Business contracts usually contain a "Miscellaneous" or "General" section at the end of the document. The provisions under such a section are often viewed as boilerplate. However, such provisions can dram...