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Legal advice for businesses building what's next.

Montpellier Sentinel Legal advises technology companies, founders, investors, and growth-stage businesses throughout the corporate lifecycle, from formation, fundraising and product development to international expansion, strategic transactions, acquisitions and exits.

Our technology practice combines corporate, commercial, intellectual property, privacy and regulatory expertise. We regularly advise companies on SaaS and software licensing agreements, platform terms and conditions, privacy policies, data-processing arrangements, intellectual property ownership and licensing, technology procurement, AI-related matters, employment and contractor structures, fundraising, shareholder arrangements and cross-border expansion.

We work closely with founders and management teams as their businesses scale, helping them build legal frameworks that support commercial growth while addressing regulatory requirements across multiple jurisdictions.

Capabilities
Technology transactionsVenture capitalMergers and acquisitionsArtificial intelligenceData privacyIntellectual propertySoftware agreementsLicensingCommercial contractsEmploymentInternational expansion
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Ongoing technology and SaaS advisory

Montpellier Sentinel Legal acts as an ongoing legal adviser to technology companies operating in and from Georgia, including startups, SaaS businesses and internationally oriented technology companies.

Our work includes developing privacy and data-protection frameworks; preparing privacy policies, cookie policies and platform terms; drafting SaaS, licensing, subscription, reseller and technology services agreements; structuring relationships with developers, employees and contractors; protecting intellectual property; advising on software procurement and enterprise customer negotiations; supporting investment rounds; and preparing companies for international expansion and due diligence.

We also increasingly advise businesses on the legal implications of artificial intelligence, including AI-enabled products, data use, contractual allocation of AI-related risks and the implementation of AI tools within business operations.

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