YOUR
BOUTIQUE
Technology
LAW FIRM
PRACTICE AREAS
at the intersection of business and innovation
We practice in many areas. Here are a select few:
High profile and mission-critical agreements and joint venture arrangements for companies of all sizes, finding solutions through creativity, perspective, and experience.
BET -THE - COMPANY
AGREEMENTS
Representative clients include venture funded SaaS providers in the fields of financial analysis, vendor management, and intellectual property tracking. Best practices regarding privacy, data security, analytics.
CLOUD COMPUTING
Ranges from creating core licensing and strategic alliance agreements for new companies to complex negotiations, including those with Fortune 500 companies, international entities, financial institutions, hospitals, and universities.
SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT AND LICENSING
Everything from the initial filing of the application in USPTO to pre-litigation trademark and copyright protection.
TRADEMARKS
Special Focus on emerging venture backed companies where the technology is critical and intellectual property is prime currency; counsels on both licensing and channel strategies as well as major transactions.
EARLY STAGE& VENTURE BACKED COMPANIES
Who you are and what you want to achieve is our focus – your business and its goals drive the deal. We help you to identify and manage risks, negotiate deals, and forge business relationships. We love technology and we want to understand the nuances of your business so that we can help it flourish. We offer practical, strategic, and cost-effective solutions.
-David Rickeby
Managing Member
OUR EXPERTS
We would love to hear from you!
Cambridge Innovation Center
One Broadway, 14th Floor
Cambridge, MA 02142
Email: info@bostontechlaw.com
Tel: 617-545-5285
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