Facebook React.js License
I recently reviewed the license documentation applicable to the React JavaScript library. The library provides a web user-interface function allowing views for HTML data. Facebook maintains the library as a project on Github, and it offers licensing documentation for the library on that site. I’m critical of the license approach used by Facebook for React for at least three reasons. More on that below. But since Facebook’s approach is unconventional, I first offer a brief exp
Forum Selection Clauses: California Cases & Practice Pointers
Share purchase agreements, technology license agreements, partnership agreements, professional services agreements, and virtually all of the other agreements I draft in my practice include a forum selection clause. A section of an agreement that identifies the particular court or arbitrator that may hear a dispute between the contracting parties. In order to draft these provisions effectively, it’s helpful to examine how the courts interpret them. The following is a discussi