The practice covers software development and licensing agreements, cloud services and digital supply arrangements. Scope, service levels, intellectual property, continuity and supplier transitions need provisions suited to the project. In investments and acquisitions, the assessment considers ownership of technology assets and the contractual dependencies underlying the business.
For artificial intelligence and automation, advice addresses permitted use, rights in data and content, supplier deliverables and oversight arrangements. Legal assessment can support tool selection and internal rules, alongside technical review and, where personal data is involved, the privacy practice. The purpose is to make responsibilities and conditions of use clear before implementation.
Digital platforms and services also raise questions about user relationships, Brazil’s Internet Civil Rights Framework and relevant regulatory requirements. Work includes terms of use, liability assessments, content issues and digital evidence. In technology disputes, the approach brings contractual, regulatory and procedural considerations together, with attention to the systems and evidence involved.
Scope of Work
- Software, cloud services and technology agreements.
- Artificial intelligence, automation and use governance.
- Technology assets and intellectual property in transactions.
- Digital platforms, terms of use and regulation.
- Technology disputes and digital evidence.
In Practice
What needs legal attention in a technology contract?
Beyond price, the review examines scope, licenses, intellectual property, data use, responsibilities and exit arrangements. For artificial intelligence solutions, permitted uses and responsibility for decisions need to reflect how the product and the business actually operate.
For an Initial Discussion
Explain the product or service, its intended use, suppliers and the information involved. Indicate whether the matter concerns procurement, development, commercial use of an asset or a dispute.
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