Practical legal support for companies entering into software, data, and commercial technology agreements.
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Technology agreements are rarely “standard.” Whether you’re entering into a SaaS agreement, licensing software, or negotiating a vendor contract, these agreements often contain complex provisions around intellectual property, data use, liability, and performance obligations.
Without careful review, businesses can unknowingly agree to terms that create long-term risk or limit their ability to operate effectively. Legal guidance helps ensure that your agreements align with your business model and protect your interests.
Clients often seek legal support when reviewing a contract presented by another party, negotiating key terms in a business deal, or developing standardized contract templates for their company.
With nearly 15 years of experience and a sharp focus on intellectual property, data privacy, and commercial contracts, I help businesses navigate complex legal landscapes.
I handle drafting, redlining, and negotiating agreements, including MSAs, Corporate Contracts, Vendor Agreements, DPAs, and Ad-Tech Agreements, as well as designing and implementing full-scale privacy programs. I provide strategic legal support ideal for the fast-moving tech industry.
I’m licensed in California, New York, and Florida and hold CIPP/US and CIPP/E data privacy credentials, as well as the Artificial Intelligence Governance Professional (AIGP) certification.
I work with in-house legal teams and law firms to streamline commercial legal work.
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Uncommon Counsel works with companies to structure and negotiate technology agreements in a way that aligns with how the business actually operates.
Technology contracts are not just legal documents — they define how revenue flows, how risk is allocated, and how the company scales. We approach each agreement with an understanding of the underlying business model, including how the product is delivered, how customers are onboarded, and how the company expects to grow over time.
Rather than taking a purely academic or overly risk-averse approach, the focus is on identifying what matters, translating legal terms into practical implications, and structuring agreements that are both protective and workable in real-world operations.
Clients rely on Uncommon Counsel not just for drafting and redlining, but for judgment — including how to prioritize issues, where to push in negotiations, and where to move efficiently so deals can close.
We assist with a range of technology and commercial agreements, including:
Our work is designed to be practical and business-focused. Clients typically receive:
Many clients engage the firm on an ongoing basis to provide transactional support similar to outside general counsel.
If you need assistance reviewing, drafting, or negotiating a commercial contract, you may schedule a consultation to discuss your matter and determine the appropriate next steps.
We typically work with startups, technology companies, and businesses entering into software or data-related agreements.
Yes. We regularly review and revise existing agreements and provide targeted feedback and redlines.
Both. We work with clients on either side of a transaction, depending on their needs.
Yes, we can either assist behind the scenes or communicate directly with the counterparty.
Timing depends on complexity, but expedited review is often available.
No. Our practice focuses on transactional work and contract structuring, not litigation.
