Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software is meant to unify a company's core functions — finance, inventory, HR, sales, and operations — into one seamless system.

Prospective Oracle customers need to be alert and understand how Oracle often presents its contractual documents to its customers in the ERP cloud solution space.

When enterprise software implementations fail, customers often turn to the Uniform Commercial Code for remedies like implied warranties and the failed-remedy rule. But modern cloud ERP subscriptions—Oracle Fusion, Workday, SAP S/4HANA Cloud—may not qualify as "goods" under Article 2 at all, leaving buyers who built their entire case on UCC protections standing on unstable ground. This analysis examines why the goods-versus-services classification has become central in cloud software disputes and

When a cloud ERP implementation fails and the UCC doesn't govern the transaction, California common law provides alternative remedies. Rescission, Civil Code Section 1668, fraudulent inducement, and unconscionability can help customers escape contractual damage caps—but only when the vendor's conduct rises beyond ordinary breach to fraud, willful injury, or violation of independent duties.

Yesterday a three-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit issued a significant ruling in the longstanding copyright and false advertising dispute between Oracle International...

Across industries, companies are increasingly reporting a common pattern in Oracle's approach to Java licensing. What often begins as a polite, informal inquiry about Java usage can quickly escalate into a high-dollar...

Your company receives a letter from Oracle's License Management Services. It is politely worded but unmistakably serious. Oracle is exercising its contractual audit rights and would like your organization to cooperate...

Oracle has had a busy 2021 in the federal court system suing customers and third parties for copyright infringement relating to software audits, attacking maintenance & support competitors...

If you're implementing an ERP system, you're already juggling risk: budget overrun, schedule slippage, change management, data migration, and integration complexity.

Oracle America Inc. and Oracle International Corporation (collectively "Oracle") have filed a new lawsuit in the Northern District of California against their licensee NEC Corporation of America ("NECAM").