Technology, IP & Digital Business Law
Protecting technology, brands and data in a digital economy.
Technology companies operate amid rapid innovation, shifting regulation and constant questions of ownership. We help founders, software companies and digital businesses protect intangible assets and manage legal risk as they grow.
Our work covers the full life cycle of a digital business: formation, IP ownership, product launch, data governance and international expansion.
What we do
- SaaS, licensing and technology transfer agreements
- IP ownership, assignments and protection strategy
- Trademark and brand protection planning
- Data privacy and cross-border data transfer
- AI governance and technology risk frameworks
- Platform terms of service and online compliance
- Equity and governance for technology startups
Who we act for
- Founders and early-stage startups
- Software and SaaS companies
- AI, data and platform businesses
- E-commerce and online service providers
- International tech companies entering the U.S.
Technology areas
A defensible foundation for a technology business, protecting innovation and reducing risk in fast-moving markets.
Frequently asked questions
Who owns the code written by a contractor?
Under U.S. law, a contractor usually owns what they create unless there is a written assignment. Every company should have IP assignment agreements with founders, employees and contractors.
What should a SaaS agreement include?
Service scope and availability, data ownership and security, limits of liability, payment terms, termination rights and the governing law and forum for disputes.
Do you advise on AI regulation?
Yes. We advise on AI governance, data use and contractual risk, and follow developments such as the Council of Europe Framework Convention on Artificial Intelligence.
Discuss your matter with us.
Book a 60-minute consultation by video. If you engage the firm, the fee is credited toward your retainer.