NJ Business Attorney

 

Lawyer For App Development

SAAS ATTORNEY & SOFTWARE LAWYER

Experienced SaaS Contracts Attorney and Software Contract Lawyer Andrew S. Bosin has drafted SaaS contracts, software licensing agreements and website terms and conditions and privacy policy agreements.

Based in New Jersey right outside New York City, Andrew has helped well over 300 SaaS, Mobile App, Cloud, Technology and web based startup companies, vendors, entrepreneurs, businesses and Delaware Corporations across the US with understanding SaaS law.

Entrepreneurs from all over the US seek out Andrew’s SaaS contract lawyer legal advice on SaaS legal issues.

This is because he knows from his own entrepreneurial experiences how to build a SaaS startup having created and launched two Delaware corporation SaaS startups with partners.

Andrew’s entrepreneurial experience, this journey, having put in thousands of hours in building his own startups has led him to be able to help early seed stage growth and established companies make pragmatic and effective decisions that drive startup business growth.

Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) is an industry that is expanding each year as companies switch their business models and new technology is developed.

You should hire a SaaS law firm familiar with SaaS laws to draft SaaS agreements to fill your legal needs.

If you have started a SaaS company and wondering about the legal challenges you may face you would be smart to look into hiring an attorney with a firm understanding of SaaS legal issues, as starting any company has certain legal issues that a highly specialized lawyer who understands SaaS legal issues such as Andrew S. Bosin can help your company with.

When you’re looking for a new SaaS Lawyer, what are some things you should expect? 

SaaS Legal Agreements and Contracts

The SaaS agreement is going to make up the bulk of the legalwork that a top SaaS Attorney will do for you, as it is probably your most important contract. This is because it is the agreement that you sign with customers.

You will need to find and hire a lawyer to help you think through the language and terms of your SaaS agreement.

You will need to analyze the entire lifecycle of your dealings with your customers and plan accordingly.

You need to consider how payments will be processed, how will auto renewals work, are you offering a Service Level Agreement (SLA), can customers terminate for a non material breach reason and if they do are they entitled to a pro rata refund of the fees paid to your company?

You will also need to think about how disputes will be resolved, through arbitration, mediation or lawsuit and which state law will govern the interpretation of the agreement.

Your SaaS agreement lawyer should also help you draft end-user-license agreements, MSA, subscription and licensing agreements, along with your Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy, the latter two agreements to be placed on your website.

Unlike most SaaS agreements that customers just tick to move on, you need to acknowledge each time you update your operating system, and your users will actually read this contract in detail.