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  1. Apr 3rd, 2009, 10:58 AM #1
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    End User License Agreement

    Hello All,

    I am curious to know if anyone here has had to ever lean on their End User License Agreement (EULA) when they published their software because an end user decided to sue, for some reason.

    Do EULAs really protect you if they are well written, or are they merely for "terrorem effect" (creating fear), or are these agreements just wishful thinking that a court ultimately will not honor?

    I ask, because I am in the process of having a EULA reviewed legally, and these lawyers are not in the business of offering peace of mind. They are spinning my head around with ideas of who has the best case law, contract law, governing law, venue, protections, and whatever else. It makes me want to give up software writing, and take up gardening.

    Anyone actually have to go to court over their software, or know how well EULAs protect a business, in general?

    Thanks,

    Quiver
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