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How can software license agreements help protect my software?
A software license agreement offers a contractual remedy against the user for failing to comply with any provision in the agreement. This is in addition to any other legal remedies that may be available, such as those under copyright law. A license agreement should set forth the parameters and restrictions on use of the software. They are also important to limit the software owners’ liability for use of the software which can significantly lower the site’s risk of doing business. These agreements can also waive legal warranties which are implied into the sale of software including warranties of non-infringement. Finally, the agreement can state the venue for any litigation which can save future costs if disputes arise. Click for more information on the clauses and these contracts in detail as well as forms to cover these situations.
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