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The Tech Contracts Handbook: Software Licenses and Technology Services Agreements for Lawyers and Businesspeople
Author: David TollenDavid Tollen


"... an invaluable deskbook resource for both businesspeople and lawyers responsible for software and technology licenses."
-- Ian Ballon, author of E-Commerce and Internet Law, Executive Director of the Stanford Center for E-Commerce

This is a practical and accessible reference book and training manual on IT contracts. It's a clause-by-clause "how to" guide on software licenses and technology services agreements, covering the issues at stake and offering negotiation tips and sample contract language.

The Tech Contracts Handbook is for both lawyers and businesspeople, including contract managers, procurement officers, corporate counsel, salespeople, and anyone else responsible for getting IT deals done. Perhaps most important, it uses simple English, like a good contract.

Topics covered include:
- Software as a service (SaaS) and cloud computing agreements
- Warranties
- Indemnities
- Open source software
- Service level agreements
- Nondisclosure agreements
- Limitations of liability
- Internet and e-commerce contracts
- Software escrow
- Data security
- Copyright licensing
- And much more

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The Tech Contracts Handbook: Software Licenses and Technology Services Agreements for Lawyers and Businesspeople
The Tech Contracts Handbook: Software Licenses and Technology Services Agreements for Lawyers and Businesspeople
Author: David TollenDavid Tollen
Paperback
2/16/2011
Amer Bar Assn
ISBN13 : 9781604429824

Reader Reviews

Review 10/20/11

Source: William Reilly, Adjunct Professor (Technology Contracting), University of San Francisco School of Law
Date: 02/09/2011

As an adjunct law professor of a practical skills Technology Contract Drafting course, it has always been a challenge to find a text book that covers material that real world contract attorneys address on a daily basis and that approaches technology contract drafting from a practical, not an academic, point of view. David's book clearly achieves both of these objectives. Also, it is the rare law school text book that will be useful to students down the road as a "go to" resource in their practice. It is thorough, yet practical--a difficult balance to achieve.

Review 10/20/11

Source: H. Ward Classen, Deputy General Counsel, Computer Sciences Corporation
Date: 09/15/2010

This book is one of the best and most thorough resources available to a practitioner today. It successfully balances practical advice with theory, resulting in a book that provides value to the novice and skilled practitioner alike. By annotating his discussion with relevant clauses, Mr. Tollen is able to clearly convey his in-depth subject knowledge without overwhelming the reader with unnecessary information. In short, The Tech Contracts Handbook is a must read for anyone associated with technology licensing.

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