technology

Virtually every business today has some interest in technology. Whether you are acquiring it, creating it, licensing it, or merely using it, technology is a primary component of today's business world.  Our technology practice has developed from years of experience representing large and small software companies, web site developers, e-commerce other Internet service providers during the Internet boom of the late 1990s, through the subsequent bubble burst of the early part of this decade, and as the Internet now matures as an integral part of doing business.  We understand the innumerable business and legal issues involving technology and our clients rely on our ability to rapidly understand their needs and help them seize new opportunities and manage the risks which arise on the Internet, including e-commerce, confidentiality, encryption, jurisdiction, privacy, obscenity, defamation, and harassment.

Our technology practice draws upon our wide-ranging skills and experience in numerous areas of the law and technology business. We have an understanding and background of industry-specific issues which are necessary to properly advise technology clients on numerous legal issues associated with selling and licensing proprietary technology, as well as the sophisticated business and practical issues that arise during the operations of our clients’ business.  OlenderFeldman’s skill and experience representing companies with technology issues enables us to provide efficient and on-demand representation so our clients can maintain their competitiveness in the fast-paced electronic marketplace.