IT is a highly specialised field, so by defining your cooperation in terms of standard market contracts, you risk failing to address relevant IT issues or taking on excessive or unacceptable risks.

The content of a contract depends on its subject matter. In drafting an IT contract, we advise our clients on issues such as liability for loss or corruption of data, IT system malfunctions and their consequences, the consequences of using an IT system that has not been fully developed and deployed, the quality of the code and other components of the software, and the right to modify the code or to create derivative solutions.

We also represent clients in negotiations on scope management, price escalation, classification and the legal significance of system errors, delineation of warranties between the manufacturer of standard software and the installer of the software, response times, the impact of the client’s provision of low-quality software or hardware on the quality of the installer’s work and the responsibility of the installer, and the conditions of calculating the duration of the guarantee.

In line with the sector’s competitiveness, we also help clients define contractual terms and conditions on the non-solicitation of employees and clients, non-competition, preservation of intellectual property, conditions and consequences of contract termination, and the management and processing of personal data in cloud infrastructure.