SaaS contracts, data-purpose restrictions and model-training risk
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Cyber Incident Response: Legal Holds, Contractual Notices and Evidence
A company discovers unauthorised access to an administrator account after customer records appear on an external server.
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SaaS Agreements: Data Portability, Outages and Exit Rights
A SaaS agreement may appear to concern access to software for a monthly fee. For a business that depends on the system to serve customers or maintain records, it is also an agreement about operational continuity, custody of information and the consequences of vendor failure. Those issues require careful.
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Structuring a Pakistani Online Marketplace Before Launch
A marketplace may appear to be a website connecting buyers and sellers, but the legal consequences depend on who accepts payment, who promises delivery, who handles customer disputes and who holds the relevant data. The contracts should reflect that operating model rather than adopting platform terms copied.
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Who Owns the Code? IP Assignments in Software Development Agreements
A software company may own servers, employ developers and sell subscriptions without legally owning the code on which its product depends. The commercial assumption that payment for development transfers intellectual property is particularly dangerous in outsourced projects. Ownership must be established.
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Employee Data Exfiltration: Confidentiality, PECA and the Civil Remedies Available to a Company
When an employee leaves with customer records, internal pricing, product plans or proprietary spreadsheets, a company faces two immediate questions. What information has been taken, and what legal obligations were breached in obtaining or retaining it? The answers determine whether the response should involve a contractual demand, urgent injunctive relief, a cybercrime.
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STZA Tax Incentives Where Research and Manufacturing Take Place at Different Locations
The incentive to establish a Special Technology Zone enterprise is significant. The legal risk arises when a company assumes that obtaining a zone licence automatically exempts income generated by activities taking place elsewhere. The question is especially acute for businesses that carry out research, design and software development inside a Special Technology Zone but.
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