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Using SaaS Customer Agreements To Drive More Revenue
Transform legal from a cost-center to a revenue-driver with savvy SaaS customer agreements.
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The Purpose Of Insurance Clauses In Service Agreements
As it turns out, insurance clauses in services agreement are essential if there is any meaningful risk associated with the services being rendered.
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Common Provisions In Washington Non-Compete Agreements
Due to the interest generated by a previous post on non-compete agreements in Washington State, I decided to write this follow-up post to discuss some of the common provisions found in non-competes.
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IP Rights In Software Development Agreements
Find out a few of the key considerations for allocating IP rights between developer and customer in software development agreements.
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Washington’s New 2020 Non-Compete Law
As of 2020, there is a new law in Washington that restricts the use of non-compete agreements in Washington.
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Non-Solicitation Agreements In Washington State
Employee non-solicitation agreements generally prevent employees from poaching customers and recruiting employees for a period of time after they’ve left their job.
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Non-Disclosure Agreements In Washington State
As with most contracts, when it comes to creating an employee non-disclosure agreement, there’s the right way and then there’s the risky way.
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Common Contract Clauses: Indemnification
An indemnification clause in a contract represents an agreement by one party to compensate the other party for certain costs and expenses.
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Common Contract Clauses: Prevailing Party
The effect of a prevailing party clause is that, if there’s a lawsuit, the losing party pays the winning party’s attorney fees.
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Common Contract Clauses: Severability
A severability clause is meant to make sure that the rest of the contract is enforced even if one or more provisions are found to be unenforceable.
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Common Contract Clauses: Merger
A merger clause prevents a party to the contract from trying to avoid its terms by claiming that the parties reached some other agreement in a different document or conversation.
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Why You Should Have Terms of Use For Your Website
The terms of use function like a contract between you, the owner of the website, and each person who uses your website. By establishing the rules of your website, you protect yourself from the consequences of bad behavior by others.
