Law for IT companies
Software is sold across borders, and contracts arrive in English under foreign law. We help IT companies understand what they sign and protect what they build.
Software development agreements
Disputes in software projects usually concern scope, acceptance, change requests and ownership of code. We draft and review contracts that settle these points clearly, for fixed price, time and materials or dedicated team engagements.
Working with foreign clients
Client contracts often include unlimited liability, assignment of all rights and foreign jurisdiction. We review them and propose changes that are standard in the industry and that clients usually accept.
Subcontractors
If you engage external contributors, their contracts must match your client contracts, especially on IP and confidentiality.
Frequently asked questions
Who owns the code we wrote for a client?
It depends on the contract. We recommend defining precisely what transfers to the client and what stays with you, such as libraries and tools reused across projects.
Do you work with startups?
Yes. We prepare a core set of documents: founding act, founders' agreement, terms of use and privacy policy.
It all starts with a conversation.
Tell us briefly what it is about. We will get back to you and arrange a time, at our office or online.
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- adv.miljus@gmail.com
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