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E-Sign Act and Electronic Signatures: What Makes Your Digital Contracts Legally Binding
Electronic signatures have replaced wet ink in virtually every area of business contracting. A SaaS agreement executed through DocuSign, an NDA accepted via email reply, a click-through contract accepted through a checkbox on a web form: these are all valid, enforceable contracts under US law, provided they meet the requirements…
Beta Testing Agreement: What SaaS Companies Need Before Going to Market
Most SaaS companies run a beta before launch. Fewer have a beta testing agreement that actually protects them. The gap between “we gave some users early access” and “we have a signed agreement that governs that access” is the gap between a controlled test and a legal exposure. Beta testers…
Affiliate Program Terms of Service: What to Include Before You Launch an Affiliate Program
Affiliate marketing is one of the most efficient distribution models for digital products and SaaS companies. You pay only for results, and you grow through other people’s audiences. But an affiliate program without a properly drafted advertising and marketing lawyer-reviewed affiliate program terms of service is a legal liability that…
Biometric Data Privacy Compliance for Tech Companies: What BIPA and State Laws Require in 2026
If your app, platform, or software product collects fingerprints, facial geometry, voiceprints, iris scans, or any other biometric identifier from users, you are operating under one of the most litigation-heavy areas of US privacy law. The Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA) alone has generated thousands of class-action lawsuits since…
Digital Product License Agreement: What You Are Actually Selling and What You Are Not
Learn what your digital product license agreement must include: license vs. ownership, permitted uses, attribution, refund terms, warranty disclaimers, and license termination.
B2B Marketplace Terms of Service: What Buyers and Sellers Actually Need
Learn what a B2B marketplace terms of service must include: operator vs. party roles, seller vetting standards, dispute resolution, payment terms, IP licensing, and liability limits.