Practice Areas
SaaS & Cloud Platforms
SaaS agreements for regulated industries cannot rely on standard vendor paper. Service levels, data residency, security commitments, and exit provisions all carry compliance implications that generic templates miss. Whether on the vendor or the customer side, the contract must reflect the actual architecture, not an abstraction of it.
- SaaS and cloud services agreements
- Enterprise licensing and subscription terms
- Platform and marketplace agreements
- API and integration contracts
Data & Privacy
Data protection in health-adjacent technology is not a checkbox exercise. Processing agreements must map to actual data flows, transfer mechanisms must reflect where processing happens, and security provisions must address the controls that are deployed, not the controls a template assumes. GDPR, the DSG, and sector-specific rules layer on top of each other.
- Data processing agreements
- SCCs and transfer mechanism implementation
- Joint controller arrangements
- Processing inventories and privacy documentation
Health Tech & Digital Therapeutics
Digital health platforms, connected devices, and software as a medical device (SaMD) sit at the intersection of technology contracting and healthcare regulation. Agreements must address both the commercial relationship and the regulatory classification (MDR for devices, GDPR for data, and often sector-specific requirements for clinical integration).
- Health platform and EHR integration agreements
- DTx and SaMD contracts
- Technology licensing and co-development
- Connected device and IoT terms
Getting Started
Most engagements begin with a scoping call to define the matter, regulatory context, and timeline. From there, the engagement is structured (hourly, project-based, or retainer) to fit the scope and existing internal processes.
For technology companies scaling their contract operations or navigating healthcare data requirements, fractional counsel arrangements provide consistent legal support without building out a full in-house function.
ICT and digital-health matters are handled through these engagement formats: