Lawyers and contract managers – Don’t miss our one hour webinar on Nov. 17: IT Professional Services Contracts: Typical Terms and Mistakes in Contracts for Implementation, Customization, and More. Industry expert David Tollen will demystify the often-misunderstood role of professional services in tech contracts. CA and MN CLE is available.
“David’s experience representing both sides is invaluable.” (Webinar student).
IT Professional Services Contracts Webinar: Nov. 17
Agreements for implementation, cloud migration, and other services lie at the center of technology contracting, yet the role of professional services is often misunderstood.
In this one hour webinar — IT Professional Services Contracts: Typical Terms and Mistakes in Contracts for Implementation, Customization, and More — David Tollen will address:
- Distinguishing professional and cloud services
- Drafting SoW service descriptions
- Delivery, Acceptance, and Milestones
- Professional services indemnities
- Nonsolicits and noncompetes
One hour CLE credit is available in CA, and for the live program – MN. Registration includes live Q&A (written questions via chat feature), the slides, and certificates of attendance. Access to the recordings will be available to registrants upon request, for a set 2 week period (that starts shortly after the class).
Looking for a free resource? Check out our next LinkedInLive conversation on Nov. 29: Hard Issues in Tech Indemnities.
Planning for 2023? Need CA CLE, especially if you have a January 31, 2023 reporting deadline? Enrollment is now open for our January 2023 Master Class series. 2 hours per class, 8 hours for the four class series.
Our presenter. David Tollen founded Tech Contracts Academy® LLC. An attorney, instructor at U.C. Berkeley Law School, and expert witness, he authored the American Bar Association’s perennial bestseller (our recommended reading), The Tech Contracts Handbook. It is available from Amazon here, and other retailers.
Tech Contracts Academy® is a professional training company, created to bring confidence and expertise to professionals responsible for technology contracts. It provides public and in-house training on drafting and negotiating IT agreements.
Our programs provide general education, not legal advice. This communication is not, and our programs are not, advertising to provide legal services.