When selecting an ERP vendor and then negotiating contracts with that ERP vendor, clients are rightfully concerned about the cost of the software. From a legal perspective, our goal as ERP licensing and litigation attorneys is to draft contracts that: (i) protect your legal rights in the event of litigation; (ii) allow you to manage…
One of the most common causes of action brought against a software vendor for a filed ERP implementation is a claim for breach of contract. If proven, a breach of contract claim allows the non-breaching party to be put into the position it would have been had the breach not occurred. Typically, this means that…
ERP software contracts are almost always one-sided against the Customer in favor of the ERP Vendor. Enterprise software contracts frequently contain clauses and language that are highly beneficial to the ERP Vendor in the event a customer initiates ERP software litigation. Due to the nature of these one-sided contracts, ERP Customers are often left with…