This is a discussion paper on financial options to assist in the battle against online IP Piracy in the United Kingdom.
DSAs provide co-licensees with a greater degree of security in the event of a decommissioning default. If a party to the DSA falls into financial difficulty, its security is called upon and the funds are held in a trust until the decommissioning is completed.
In most cases, firms do not acknowledge disability groups as protected minorities under the title of diversity. As a result, those with disabilities receive the bare minimum in protections from the US Department of Labor, and often struggle to defend themselves against employment discrimination or workplace exclusion. Why have people with disabilities been overlooked from diversity protections and how can in-house counsel play a pivotal role in changing this for the better?
This sample agreement is drafted on the basis that the Service Provider owns the rights in the software that is to be maintained, and that the Customer has entered into a software licence agreement with the Service Provider authorising the Customer to use that software
This sample agreement is drafted under English law and is intended for use in business-to-business arrangements.
This sample Privacy Impact Assessment is a generic template for use where the laws of EU Member States apply to the relevant data processing activities.
This brief article presents the top ten reasons to update your corporate Intellectual Property and information strategy, especially if you practice within the United States, the European Union or in the United Kingdom.
This primer describes the procedures for the elimination of double taxation in 25 countries.
This article addresses the principle of limited liability that has been the central tenet of company law since it was adopted in the United Kingdom, and most countries in continental Europe during the latter half of the 19th century.
This Wisdom of the Crowd (ACC member discussion) was compiled from the questions and responses posted by the Litigation Network on their Forum. This discussion addresses whether lost profits are direct or indirect damages and, if direct, what are the appropriate methods of calculation in the United States and in the United Kingdom.