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SaaS Agreements: Authorized Users and Storage Capacity

By Drew Stevens

<p>Whether you’re rolling out your software as a service (SaaS) or tweaking an existing SaaS agreement, there are a number of areas that warrant further consideration. Two issues, which initially may seem straightforward enough, are authorized users and storage space.</p>
All Residential Contracts Must Be Compliant with Ohio Consumer Law

ATTENTION ALL CONTRACTORS! All Residential Contracts Must Be Compliant with Ohio Consumer Law.

By Andrew Randol

<p>If you are a contractor that performs any work on residential properties, then beware of an obscure law known as the Consumer Sales Practices Act, and its close relative, the Home Solicitation Sales Act (the “Acts”).</p>
Simple Agreement for Future Equity

What is a SAFE? 5 Things to Know

By Drew Stevens

<p>Raising money for your company? A Simple Agreement for Future Equity (“SAFE”) can be a great alternative to the more traditional convertible notes, in certain cases.</p>
When Can I Fire My Employee

When Can I Fire My Employee?

By Andrew Randol

<p>At anytime I want, they’re my employee, right? Not so fast. Terminating an employee for a retaliatory or discriminatory reason can land your company in deep water with the EEOC or result in a lawsuit. Thus, termination should always involve a multi-step risk mitigation process. </p>
Asset Purchase Agreement Checklist

Four Key Asset Purchase Agreement Checklist

By Drew Stevens

<p>You may be contemplating buying a business, shopping for a complementary subsidiary, or just weighting the pros and cons of a potential M&A deal. One of the core agreements for executing a M&A deal is the asset purchase agreement.</p>

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