I will draft saas vendor agreements and software contracts as a US attorney
Licensed US Attorney 003607 Ironclad Commercial Corporate Contracts
About this Gig
As a licensed US attorney (Bar #003607), I understand that software and SaaS agreements are the backbone of your tech business. A poorly drafted contract can expose you to massive liabilities regarding data breaches, intellectual property theft, and downtime disputes.
I specialize in drafting comprehensive SaaS Vendor Agreements and Software Procurement Contracts that safeguard your digital assets and clearly define the terms of your software deployment.
What this Gig covers:
- Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) Agreements
- End-User License Agreements (EULA)
- Service Level Agreements (SLA) covering uptime and support
- Software Procurement & Licensing Contracts
- Data Privacy & Security clauses (GDPR/CCPA compliance integration)
- Intellectual Property (IP) ownership and licensing limitations
- Limitation of Liability and Indemnification
All documents are custom-drafted from scratch to fit your specific software model, user base, and jurisdiction. Stop relying on weak templates that won't hold up in court. Secure your technology business with professional legal drafting.
Please message me before ordering to discuss your specific SaaS requirements.
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
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International
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Commercial
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FAQ
Are you a licensed attorney?
Yes, I am Margaret Ushijima, a licensed US attorney (Bar #003607). You are receiving professional, legally sound document drafting.
Do you include SLAs in the Standard and Premium packages?
Yes, Service Level Agreements (SLAs) regarding uptime, maintenance, and support are included.
Can you draft this for a buyer purchasing software, rather than the seller?
Absolutely. I can draft Software Procurement Contracts tailored to protect the business buying the software.
Will this protect my source code and IP?
Yes, strict Intellectual Property ownership and anti-reverse-engineering clauses are central to these agreements.
Do I own the copyright to the drafted document?
Yes, once the order is complete, you own the full rights to use the contract for your business.
What information do you need to start?
I will need a brief overview of your software, your pricing model, and any specific guarantees you offer to users.

