Information Technology Lawyer

Information technology (IT) is essential to virtually every business — it encompasses a broad range of activities related to the use of technology to manage and process information. The field of IT is crucial in today’s digital age, and professionals in this field play a key role in various aspects of technology implementation, maintenance, and support.

At Ben Bronston – Telecom/IT Lawyer, we have a cross-disciplinary team of attorneys with experience representing clients on both the vendor and customer side of IT transactions. We represent the interests of not only IT companies, VARs, solution providers and distributors but also many non-tech companies that encounter issues related to technology, privacy and safeguarding propriety data.

From IT contracts to customer disputes, the attorneys at Ben Bronston – Telecom/IT Lawyer provide quality and timely services to secure and advance its clients’ interests in today’s digital age.

• Outsourcing agreements
• Cloud computing, Saas, IaaS
• Information technology services agreements
• Data security and incident response agreements
• Intellectual property licensing and royalties (e.g. copyright, trademark, patent, royalty agreements and IP contribution agreements to trade associations, etc.)
• Electronic signatures
• Software development and implementation
• Marketing and data sharing agreements
• Managed security services agreements
• Payment card processing agreements (e.g. merchant agreements, payment processor agreements, payment gateway agreements, service provide agreements)
• New media licensing
• Data disposition agreements
• End-user license agreements – EULAs (e.g. “shrink wrap” licenses, “browser wrap” or “click-through” licenses)
• Website terms and conditions
• Linking agreements
• Non-disclosure agreements
• Application Service Provider (ASP) and web service agreements
• Data center and hosting agreements
• Call-center and customer service agreements
• Outsourced recruiting and human resources agreements
• Cyber insurance policies
• E-government services agreements