Technology Law
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Specialising in Commercial Law, IP and Franchise Law
Greyson Legal | Technology Lawyers has assisted a number of clients with their IT law requirements. The range of our technology law legal services include:
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Software Licence Agreements
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Website Terms of Use
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Website Privacy Policies
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Domain Name legal advice
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Domain Name disputes
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Domain Name Assignment Agreements
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Computer Hardware Service Agreements
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e-commerce law
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social media law
Software Licence Agreement
A Software License Agreement sets out the contractual arrangement between the owner of the computer software (Licensor) and the user of the software (Licensee).
It details various terms and conditions, such as: the parties; how the software can be used; fees for use; the Term; how the Software Licence Agreement can be terminated; maintenance & support; ownership of IP; etc.
Website Terms of Use
Website Terms of Use are the terms and conditions (or rules) you adopt to guide visitors on their rights and obligations when using your website.
The elements that may be dealt with in the Website Terms of Use may include: what a visitor is permitted to do on the website; IP ownership; privacy and how a visitors personal information is dealt with; logins; advertising on the website; tracking; internet security; access to 3rd party websites; limitation of liability; etc
Domain Name Assignment
A domain name is in effect an internet address that’s uniquely registered to an individual or organisation, for example, greysonlegal.com.
You do not have any proprietary rights or intellectual property rights in a domain name. Rather you licence it.
A Domain Name Assignment Agreement sets out the terms and conditions in relation the transfer of the licence connected with the domain name.
Sometimes, for instance, where there is a sale of a Business, rather than adopt a separate Domain Name Assignment Agreement, a Contract of Business Sale may contain relevant clauses which deal with the authority to transfer a domain licence from a Business seller to a Business purchaser.
The applicable process to transfer a domain licence still needs to be carried out, such as, completing an auDA approved transfer form.
Domain Name Disputes
Refer to our Blog article.
For assistance with internet law, domain name law, technology agreements, contact Greyson Legal | Technology Lawyers.