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Navigating SaaS agreements can be daunting for any startup. These contracts are the backbone of business operations for SaaS providers, and when written well they foster trust and long term ...

We are thrilled to announce that Hannah Porter has joined our team as Startup Counsel! Hannah brings extensive expertise as a corporate transactional attorney. Her impressive background in working ...

Most, if not all, SaaS providers will collect personal data through their SaaS platform. Personal data includes obvious things like names, addresses, and social security numbers, but it also ...

Even if a Software as a Service (SaaS) platform is designed for the B2B context, it's important to remember the people using the platform day-to-day. These folks are often called "authorized users." ...

WindBorne Systems is innovating weather and climate tech with its sensing balloon technology and record-breaking AI-powered weather forecasts. By designing, manufacturing, and deploying a ...

Customer agreements for SaaS platforms serve a crucial role in addressing risks and defining the relationship between the SaaS provider and the customer. But, if you’re a SaaS provider you don’t want ...

We are thrilled to announce that David De La Flor, a key team member at SPZ Legal, has recently achieved the Certified Information Privacy Professional/Europe (CIPP/E) certification from the ...

No Software as a Service (SaaS) agreement is complete without provisions governing the use of intellectual property (IP) and data.

San Francisco, CA – May 9, 2024 – SPZ Legal is proud to announce that our firm has been awarded the prestigious Kathi Pugh Award for Exceptional Mentorship by the Pro Bono Program at Berkeley Law. ...

Software as a Service (SaaS) providers need a well-drafted SaaS Agreement to properly set up their relationship with their customers. At its core, the SaaS Agreement serves as the linchpin of the ...