Within the world of open-source software, every line of code comes with its own set of rules. Whether you're an innovative start-up crafting the next big app or a seasoned enterprise integrating...

A resale software license is where you the owner grant the right to another person (the reseller) to sell your software to other customers in a particular territory or sector of the market.

Bernie, Swiss entrepreneur, flies to Japan for the Rugby World Cup to watch Scotland vs Ireland.

The biggest difference between SaaS (Software as a Service) and on-premise is how they are implemented, or in the case of SaaS, how it isn't implemented. SaaS is accessed via the internet...

Software escrow is a mechanism through which a software's source code is deposited with a neutral third-party escrow agent. This is commonly used in licensing arrangements...

A software licence is an agreement between the creator or provider of the software (the licensor) and the user (the licensee). Unlike buying a physical product, purchasing software doesn't...

Licences – whether relating to technologies, trademarks, images, audiovisual materials or software – are increasingly important corporate assets.

Software as a Service (SaaS) agreements and software license agreements are both legal contracts that govern the use of software, but they have distinct differences in terms of their scope...

Early‑stage biotech companies depend heavily on solid legal foundations, particularly in relation to their core technology.

The handling of Swiss patents is governed by the Federal Act of 25 June 1954 on Patents for Inventions (PatG), which was updated in 2012.

Navigating the landscape of intellectual property (IP) licenses can be complex, especially when working with university technology transfer offices.

Technology is dominated by two types of people: those who understand what they do not manage, and those who manage what they do not understand.