R | McHale Law’s Technology Law practice leverages our considerable business instinct, technical insight and legal experience to structure, negotiate and consummate licenses and other technology-related agreements. As technology and the growing importance of intellectual property continue to advance, licensing and other forms of technology transactions play an increasingly vital role in many clients’ business strategies. We partner with our clients during all stages of their growth to support the broadest strategic commercialization of their intellectual property and technology assets.
We regularly advise clients across a broad spectrum of industries — including software, information technology, biotechnology, Internet and e-commerce — in the protection, registration, and/or commercial exploitation of their patents, technical know-how, trademarks, trade secrets, copyrights and other forms of intellectual property.
In particular, we assist in the drafting, negotiation and closing of the following technology transactions:
- Application Service Provider (ASP) Agreements
- Assignments of Intellectual Property and Inventions
- Co-Development & Co-Marketing Agreements
- Commercial Evaluation Licenses (“Options”)
- Consulting and Professional Services Agreements
- Data and Content Acquisition Licenses
- Distribution Agreements
- End-User License Agreements (EULA)
- Equipment Leases
- Hosting Agreements
- IP License Agreements
- Joint Technology Development Agreements
- Maintenance and Suppory Agreements
- Material Transfer Agreements
- Multimedia License Agreements
- Network Service Agreements
- Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) & Value Added Reseller (VAR) Agreements
- Outsourcing Agreements, including Service Level Agreements
- Patent Commercialization Licenses
- Software as a Service (SaaS) Agreements & other Cloud-Based Service Agreements
- Professional Services Agreements
- Software Development & Distribution Agreements
- Software License Agreements
- Source Code Escrow Agreements
- Strategic Alliance, Joint Venture, and M&A Agreements
- Website Hosting Agreements, Terms of Use, Privacy Policies, “Click-Wrap” Agreements, Web-Linking & Revenue Sharing Agreements
