Linden Thomas

   You have worked hard to establish your software development or technology company. Now you want to make sure that the intellectual property that you created is protected. It is not enough to trademark or copyright your intellectual property; you must also ensure that your software or technology contracts protect your interests. The very act of permitting clients or others to use your intellectual property can expose your company to claims that you abandoned your intellectual property or have otherwise permitted others to gain rights to that intellectual property. Strong software and technology licenses, as well as assignments, employment agreements, and 

service agreements are essential to avoiding costly and time-consuming litigation and disputes.