Computer Crime Attorneys

What is Computer and Technology Law?

Computer and technology law is the area of law dealing with the scientific technology involving the production or use of devices especially in the fields of electronics and computers. Computers can be defined as programmable electronic devices that can store, retrieve, and process data.

Computer and technology law deals with such subjects as e-commerce, software and databases, Information Technology, the Internet, telemedicine and related employment, technology and intellectual property law matters for start-ups and expanding businesses, and other related issues.

Attorneys specializing in computer and technology law typically provide advice and consultations on software development, content creation, copyright, trademarks, contracts, employment, licensing, entertainment and video gaming, risk management and mergers and acquisitions for legal departments of multinational hardware companies, major corporations, Internet companies, government agencies, financial institutions, start-ups, small or medium-sized businesses, owner-managed businesses and other businesses.

Should I hire a lawyer?

Among the things a computer and technology lawyer can help you with include outsourcing contract negotiation, website development and online contracting, structuring e-commerce and other e-commerce related matters, computer and Internet related transactions and agreements, technology procurement, intellectual property rights, vendor liability, raising venture capital, and technology litigation representation matters like alternative dispute resolution methods that can help offset high litigation costs; patent, trademark, copyright and trade secret disputes; and litigating computer related and other high technology matters. The question isn't whether you should hire a lawyer but more along the lines of how you can do without one. Use the form on this page to find a computer and technology law attorney that's right for you and your legal situation.