By: Katelyn J. Dougherty, Esq.
As a business owner, you’re likely familiar with the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) and its significance in governing commercial transactions. While Article 2 of the UCC primarily focuses on the sale of goods, there’s another important section that you should be aware of: Article 2B. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the key aspects of Article 2B and its implications for your business.
Article 2B: Overview and Scope
Article 2B of the UCC addresses the licensing of information and software, including the sale, lease, or transfer of computer programs and related intellectual property. It recognizes that technology and information play a vital role in today’s business landscape and seeks to provide a legal framework for governing these transactions.
Benefits and Considerations
Understanding and complying with Article 2B can offer several benefits for your business:
Navigating Article 2B
In conclusion, Article 2B of the UCC provides essential guidelines for businesses involved in the licensing of information and software. By understanding the scope and requirements of this section, you can navigate licensing transactions more effectively, protect your intellectual property, and foster successful business relationships. Remember, consulting with a legal professional is key to ensure you are properly navigating, and remain in compliance with, Article 2B and to address any specific concerns related to your unique business needs.
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This Blog was written by Founding Attorney, Katelyn Dougherty.
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