Samuel Adeyemi is an associate in Bronfman Law's Technology and Privacy Law practice. He works with companies on contracts that support software, online services, data use, and digital products. His practice includes drafting and reviewing SaaS agreements, software licenses, vendor agreements, reseller terms, API terms, and online platform terms. He helps clients document the practical terms behind how technology is built, delivered, supported, and used.
Samuel focuses on clear contract language that matches the client's business model. He helps clients address license scope, ownership, data rights, confidentiality, service levels, support obligations, acceptable use rules, payment terms, warranties, indemnity, limitation of liability, termination, and transition issues. He also reviews contracts for operational concerns that can affect product teams, sales teams, and compliance programs.
Samuel has experience with open source software review and platform terms that affect software distribution, marketplace access, user content, APIs, and third party integrations. He works with clients to identify terms that may affect product development, commercialization, and risk allocation. When a transaction raises ownership, content, or brand issues, he coordinates with the firm's Intellectual Property team.
Samuel's approach is practical and organized. He works to understand the product, the people who will use the agreement, and the business purpose behind each provision. He assists clients at different stages of a transaction, from early term sheet review through contract negotiation and post-signing questions about performance, renewal, or amendment.
Areas of Focus
- Technology transactions and vendor agreements
- SaaS agreements and software licensing
- Open source software review
- Platform terms, API terms, and online service terms
- Data use, confidentiality, and contract risk allocation
Representative Work
- Drafting and revising SaaS terms for business software products and online services.
- Reviewing software license agreements for ownership, use restrictions, support, and termination issues.
- Preparing vendor and technology services agreements for companies buying or providing digital services.
- Assessing open source software terms in connection with software development and product releases.
- Reviewing platform and marketplace terms for businesses that distribute content, software, or online tools.