We have extensive experience in drafting domestic and international agreements that often are uniquely adapted to the online environment. These agreements include co-branding trademark license agreements, co-location agreements and Internet service provider and application service provider agreements, and web site hosting and development agreements. Other such agreements involve e-commerce registry, e-commerce escrow, strategic alliances, cooperative online marketing issues, content licensing, web site terms and conditions, privacy statements and web site use and trademark use guidelines.

In licensing technology online, many of the same issues related to more traditional licensing apply. See Technology Transfer/Licensing Information. Issues peculiar to the Internet that any business moving online should consider include: what constitutes a valid electronic signature (Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act); how to avoid subjecting the web site to personal jurisdiction worldwide; and web site use policies and privacy policies.