Posted on March 8, 2008 by jasonhaislmaier
The issue comes up on an increasingly frequent basis. A client is preparing to begin delivery of a new service (or product) through their web site. As part of their preparations, the client involves me (or, let’s say “an attorney”) to help them implement an online (“click-through” or “click-to-accept”) contract covering the terms [...]
Filed under: Click-through, Contracts, Enforceability, Licensing, Online contracts | Tagged: ABA, ABA Committee on Cyberspace Law, American Bar Association, Cyberspace, Google, SalesForce.com | 3 Comments »
Posted on August 14, 2007 by jasonhaislmaier
The Sunday New York Times this week ran an article by Jason Pontin covering the ongoing lawsuit against Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook, brought by Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss, the founders of another social networking site called ConnectU. In case you have not been following the lawsuit, the Winklevoss brothers claim that Zuckerberg stole [...]
Filed under: Contracts, Employees and Contractors, Law | 2 Comments »
Posted on August 5, 2007 by jasonhaislmaier
As many of you know, my law practice deals in large part with contracts involving technology and intellectual property. Not surprisingly given the day and age in which we live, a number of these contracts are in the form of so called “click-through” or “click-to-assent” contracts in which a would-be licensee (in the case [...]
Filed under: Alert, Contracts, Court Decision, Law | 2 Comments »
