Updating Reps, Warranties, and Indemnification Provisions in Software and Cloud Computing Contracts

25 Oct , 2022

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In this program, participants will learn real-world techniques for drafting and negotiating better representations, warranties, and indemnity provisions in technology agreements. Many examples from actual contract negotiations will be provided. In addition, we will look at specific contract provisions from both the vendor and customer perspectives. 

Key areas for discussion will include:

Overview of Adverse Trends in the Industry

Understanding the Big Four: Trial, Acceptance, Warranties, and Support

Key warranties for technology contracts

Understanding indemnity clauses and how to draft them

Interrelationship between warranties and indemnities and the contractual limitation of liability Negotiation Tips

 

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