Technology Transactions & Commercial Contracts
The agreements your product runs on, drafted and negotiated by a lawyer who lives and breathes emerging technology, not just stuck with old boilerplate.
Need experience contract counsel, without the surprise fee?
Every software company runs on contracts: the terms your customers accept, the licenses that move your IP, the vendor and platform deals that let you ship. Get them right and they protect your revenue and your product. Get them wrong and they surface at the worst possible time, in a renewal fight, a due-diligence review, or a dispute. Technology transactions is the practice of getting them right.
We are Stealth Legal. We've worked both in private practice and inside companies as in-house counsel, so we know what it actually takes to support a growing business with practical advice and sound legal guidance, not just to answer a discrete legal question and send a bill.
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MSAs, SLAs, NDAs, DPAs, SAAS agreements, partnership and platform agreements, co-development agreements, termination agreements; review at speed and negotiated on your timeline.
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Inbound and outbound licenses, open-source questions, and making sure the rights to your technology end up where they belong.
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Integration, API, reseller, and enterprise partnership agreements, negotiated so you keep leverage as you scale.
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Legal guidance built into product development, not bolted on after launch, from data flows to terms of use.
These are the life blood of your company. Commercial contracts are the documents that govern how, when, and under what circumstances your company receives its hard earned revenue. It is critical that your contracts match what you built and the deal you made:
What technology transaction and commercial contracts cover
Commercial Contracts, negotiated.
A good contract is not a template with your name dropped in. It allocates risk, protects your IP, sets clear payment and renewal terms, and pairs cleanly with your data processing and privacy commitments. We draft and negotiate the vendor and procurement side contracts that growing businesses depends on, and we flag the terms that will matter later before you sign them.
The best time to involve a technology lawyer is while the product and the deal are still taking shape, not after. Stealth Legal works alongside founders and product teams through the full lifecycle, so the legal structure supports where the company is going rather than boxing it in.
When is it time for commercial counsel, and not just Claude?
If you are sending customers your own contracts, AI generated or otherwise, without knowing whether they protect you, signing enterprise or platform agreements drafted entirely by the other side, unsure who owns the IP your contractors or AI tools produced, or heading into a raise or acquisition with a messy contract history, this is the work that fixes it.
How it works at Stealth Legal
Simple and predictable. We start with a short call to size your legal load, then provide flat fee that fits it. You get direct access to the principal lawyer, not a rotating cast of associates.
If you’re navigating a company defining partnership deal or sophisticated agreement, we will provide you an estimate and keep track in every communication.
No surprise bills.
About Stealth Legal
Stealth Legal represents market-leading startups and emerging growth companies on technology transactions and privacy compliance. Our technology practice covers product development, commercial contracts, and enterprise platform and partnership agreements from concept to execution. Our privacy practice makes him a subject-matter expert in global data privacy, and our lawyers are frequently invited to speak at conventions on upcoming privacy regulations. That combination, corporate plus privacy plus real in-house experience, is exactly what a modern software company needs from a general counsel.
Frequently Asked Questions
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They handle the contracts and IP arrangements that move technology between companies: software and SaaS agreements, licensing, platform and partnership deals, and related product counsel.
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If the document governs meaningful revenue or gives a counterparty rights over your data or IP, yes. The cost of a review is small next to the cost of a term you did not understand.
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It depends on your agreements. Without the right assignment and license terms, the answer is often not what founders assume, which is exactly what this practice exists to fix.
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