This area of the law is a catch-all for technology driven projects that actually combine more commonplace subject matters such as, Intellectual Property (copyrights, trademarks and patents), contracts and business/corporate structures and entities.  Generally, the first place to begin is with the “idea”.  You supply that.  We need to help you protect that idea so that you can eventually exploit its economic potential.  An example of one simple form of protection is known as a Non-Disclosure Agreement (“NDA”).  The link above provides you with a sample NDA to review.  (Remember however, to have an attorney review it before you disseminate your idea to others.)

Some of the clients that we have helped take from start-ups and beyond have their icons on this page.  In addition to handling most of the legal necessities of our clients in this field, I developed a course for Hofstra University’s Zarb School of Business.  The course is called, Internet and Cyberlaw.  For your interest, and for a better explanation and understanding of the areas of law that affect technological and multimedia development, a link to the syllabus for the course is provided up above.  Additional research material can be found in the link box for, Prof. Steve Salbu of the University of Texas, a leading expert in the field.