[IT/Software] Legal Review of Collaboration Agreement for Mobility Service Integration

Law firm Veat took on a referral from A, a mobility development company, to review a collaboration agreement for integrating mobility services.

A wanted a review of the contract regarding its business of integrating its application with the platform held by the manufacturing major.

Law firm Veat provided legal review after focusing on whether the referral’s technical or source code would be disclosed to the other party or whether permission rights would be granted, considering that A was a relatively small company.

Mobility services refer to vehicle and ride sharing using a smartphone app, vehicle call services, and the ability to easily access shared bicycles and electric scooters on the street; all of these are “service-type mobility,” or MaaS.

Mobility services are strengthening collaboration between companies based on growing interest in Urban Air Mobility (UAM) services and expanding mobility service ecosystems.

For businesses involving collaboration between companies, collaboration agreements play an important role, so it’s necessary to have a thorough consultation with a legal expert with extensive experience regarding mobility services.

There are many items to consider including technology security, cost issues, and liability, so if you are having difficulty, please contact Law firm Veat.

Law firm Veat is an “IT-specialized law firm” with lawyers from IT backgrounds, and has been introduced as a “law firm to watch in the startup advisory field in THE LEGAL 500,” and is offering streamlined service regarding software development collaboration if you can consider both law and software simultaneously. Therefore, please receive a legal review regarding software development collaboration needed for mobility service integration.

If you need a legal review for mobility services or other IT services, please contact Law firm Veat.

Thank you.

Law firm Veat.