Legal Question in Technology Law in California

I would need to know more about the material or database software to be licensed and the basic terms of use you have in mind. If we agree to work together, you could hire me to draft the proper license agreements. There may be other documents needed for people who developed the CRM with you, if any. We would have to discuss how the user would assent to the terms and what protections should be in place such as copyright, trademark, or patents. You may call me at 415-377-3919.

CRM, or "Customer Relationship Management," software should usually be marketed and protected in much the same way as other software, bearing in mind that the marketplace is likely to be serious business enterprises with a substantial degree of computer sophistication. Also, there is heavy-duty competition from the established companies in the field such as Microsoft, SalesForce and ConnectWise (sp.?). If what you have developed is any good and is worthy of competition in a feverish marketplace, you'd better be prepared to get significant and possibly expensive legal assistance from a firm (not me!) that is well engrained in this tough and competitive aena.