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International Computer and Internet Contracts and Law

International Computer and Internet Contracts and Law
Number of volumes: 2
ISBN:  9780421490505
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International Computer and Internet Contracts and Law is a highly respected work providing the practitioner with the definitive guide to drafting and negotiating computer, business, internet and e-commerce contracts. Written by M-T Michele Rennie of Computalaw, an award-winning international company law firm, the title comes accompanied by a CD-ROM which provides the practitioner with over 100 ready-to-use contracts and licenses drafted by some of the world’s leading experts (see below). Each contract includes the latest technology updates including legal AI and has multi-jurisdictional clauses for use in UK, European Union, USA, China, India, Australia, Japan and for use on the Internet.

As well as over 100 ready-to-use contracts and licences, the Book’s Commentary offers a comprehensive, definitive but user-friendly analysis of the international laws which relate to software, databases, IT, legal AI and e-commerce in the UK, European Union, USA, China, India, Japan, Australia, and on the Internet as well as specific commentary on Digital and Electronic Signatures and Online Dispute Resolution.

The subject matter and contracts are broken down into familiar areas to help guide you to the relevant materials. It includes numerous styles of contracts, licenses and forms on:

  • Software licenses (including “APP” licenses, legal AI, “Gig Economy”, “SaaS” Subscription Agreements, shrink-wrap, web-wrap, browse-wrap, evaluation, open source and Creative Commons)
  • Distribution agreements (for software, hardware or systems)
  • Software copyright protection, development, licensing, assignment and escrow/vaulting
  • Website development, hosting, colo, SEO, terms and conditions; Privacy, including GDPR, content building and advertising agreements
  • Data (and data content) license, purchase and subscription agreements (for “real-time” and historical data)
  • Online subscriber, SaaS and ISP agreements
  • Outsourcing and facilities management agreements
  • Internet and e-commerce contracts ? including website development, terms of use, Privacy policies (including GDPR compliant), hosting, content, banner advertising, search engine optimisation, e-book publishing and 3D printing
  • Global network contract for telecoms, software and data
  • Escrow / vaulting agreements for software source code and IP (with and without verification)
  • General Business contracts and templates – including NDAs, confidentiality, copyright protection, assignment, disclosure, outsourcing, consultancy, evaluation, beta testing, facilities management as well as templates business styles for drafting Proposals and Statement of Work templates and Professional Services.

For information on CD-ROM compatibility and system requirements please see this page before purchasing.

In 2021, ICICL will cover the complex issues relating to Brexit, using legal AI software tools to assist lawyers and contract managers navigate the ownership rights of digitally manipulated copyright material and software including the recent Japanese Legal AI/IoT Utilization developments, as well as Covid-19 force majeure clause updates.

EDITORS & EDITORIAL BOARD

Untitled Document Principal Legal Author and Editor: M-T Michele Rennie (LL.B, NP) Head of Intellectual Property and Internet Law, Computalaw Ltd worldwide and legal advisor to numerous multi-national IT and e-commerce companies as well as to numerous smaller pioneering companies in specialist niche areas such as Cloud computing companies creating ‘Apps’; a collaboration of US and EU companies providing certification services to the aerospace and other safety critical industries; legal advisor to an exciting new technology company harnessing satellite data intelligence for environmental analysis and statistics required by multi-national organisations such as the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and most recently, legal advisor on AI digital ‘tools’ for the legal sector and other industries. Read more about each of the author and contributors on www.computalaw.com

CONTRIBUTORS

USA

Peter Brown (BA, JD), principal of Peter Brown & Associates PLLC, New York. Read more
David Bender (Sc.B., LL.B., LL.M, S.J.D.), Special Counsel, Data Privacy, at GTC Law Group. Read more
J.T. (Jay) Westermeier (LL.M, JD, MBA), former Attorney at Law with Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP in Reston, Virginia USA, prior to which he was a partner in DLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary US LLP, Reston, VA. Read more

China

Prof. Dr. Hong Xue, Professor of Law at Beijing Normal University (BNU), Director of the Institute for the Internet Policy & Law (IIPL) and Co-Director of United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) and former ICANN ccNSO councilor and the Chair of Council of Chinese Domain Name Users Alliance. Read more

India

Shalini Agarwal, (LLB, LLM Cantab.), founding Partner at InSe Legal, a full service Indian law firm and also a co-founder of India Across Borders - a global mobility solutions company. Read more
Ganesh Prasad – with Khaitan & Co. Mumbai and Bangalore.

Europe

Juma Weeks, Esq. (LL.B), senior associate in the Privacy and Cybersecurity team at the London office of Ropes & Gray LLP. Read more
Philip Woolfson (M.A., LL.B), partner in the Brussels office of Steptoe & Johnson LLP.

Australia

Anna Sharpe (LL.B. (Hons), LL.M) (LLB (Hons), LLM, Grad Dip App Corp Gov, ACIS, ASCA), principal of the law firm Sharpe Ivo. Read morebr>

Japan

John A. Tessensohn, LL.B. (Hons.), LL.M cum laude, a foreign attorney at Shusaku Yamamoto.
Kensaku Yamamoto (BPharm. Sc, MPharm. Sc., LL.M), an attorney-at-law and patent attorney at Shusaku Yamamoto.
Takashi Kanai (LL.B., LL.M), attorney-at-law at Frantech Law Office, Tokyo and a professor at Musashino University, Tokyo. Read more Wakaba Hara, Makino Law, Tokyo. Read more

Electronic and Digital Signatures

Stephen Mason, an English barrister specialising in electronic and digital signature law.

Online Dispute Resolution

Prof. Dr. Pablo Cortés (LLB, LLM, PhD), Professor of Civil Justice, Leicester Law School

SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION

Updating releases are charged for individually when published.

On receipt of your initial order the loose-leaf mainwork, we will register you for the updating releases. When a new updating release is published, you will automatically receive the release along with the invoice. Please inform us, in writing, if at any time you wish to cancel the updating service. We will cancel the service and will not send you further releases.

REVIEWS

“Books such as this should be seen as a godsend by computer lawyers freed from the drudgery of inventing text and formats.”

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