Technology Attorneys in Jacksonville, FL

In today’s hyper-connected world, technology touches almost every aspect of our lives and businesses. No matter the industry or an organization’s stage in their lifecycle, accounting for how technology will impact a company’s success is crucial to ensuring its longevity. In today’s world, every company needs to consider themselves a technology business - one whose website, digital transactions, electronic communications, data privacy and security systems must be protected from litigation, theft, or natural disaster. Whether your business is uniquely focused on providing technological services or requires adjacent technological operations, the legal implications of their use should be addressed.

Our firm’s technology practice is an important complement to our corporate and business practice, where assisting our clients in building legal frameworks that meet the demands of their evolving business is our primary focus. Drawing on our extensive expertise in corporate and transactional matters, our technology practice addresses the immediate needs of just one component of a company’s ultimate success. With experience working across industry sectors, our attorneys provide in-depth counsel that considers a total view of our clients’ ultimate business objectives.

Whether your business is just getting off the ground or settling into the demands of new technologies, our attorneys have dedicated experience in resolving some of the most complex technology-related challenges and opportunities. Helping traditional technology firms, entrepreneurs and startups, and mid-sized to large companies navigate the legal implications of their technological practices, our attorneys apply their seasoned business experience to their counsel. Our representation ensures that our clients implement effective technology policies and protections that minimize security risks and leaves clients advantageously positioned should future litigation arise.

With a range of experience navigating these particular issues, we are committed to being a trusted resource for business owners and operators, corporate IT departments, and in-house counsel seeking guidance in their technology practices. Whether drafting contracts for technology companies and managed service providers helping plan for and mitigate a possible data breach, or developing a small business’ website and mobile privacy policy, our team has a wealth of experience in identifying practical solutions for our clients’ specific needs.

Our services include:

  • Technology Businesses
  • Privacy and Data Security
  • Software and IP Licensing
  • Contracts and Technology

Whether you are a technology firm, a business offering technological services, or need guidance navigating the technical aspects of your business, we can help. Contact our firm today.

Technology Law

FTC’s Non-Compete Rule

On May 7, 2024, the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) published the Non-Compete Clause Rule (the “Rule”) that, as of September 4, 2024 (the “Effective Date”), effectively bans almost all non-compete clauses between employers and former employees within the United States.

Corporate Transparency Act and BOI Filings

In 2021, a new federal law entitled the Corporate Transparency Act was passed under the auspices of being an anti-money laundering act. However, the new law and related regulations adopted in late 2023 by the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (“FinCEN”) will have a substantial impact on most small and medium […]

Glazier & Glazier, P.A – Jacksonville’s Top Attorneys

Scott and Cynthia Glazier were featured in 904 Magazine’s October 2012 article on Jacksonville’s Top Attorneys.

Glazier, Glazier & Dietrich, P.A. Named to Jacksonville Business Journal’s Fast 50

The Jacksonville Business Journal named our firm as one of the top 50 fastest growing companies in Jacksonville in 2020!  They say: This list has tracked companies that boomed during the good times, that grew even when the economy shrank, that stand as an example of what ingenuity, hard work […]

Allocation of the Purchase Price in Sales Transactions

When buyers and sellers decide how to allocate the purchase price in a sale among the assets being purchased and sold, they are often unaware of the tax implications of that allocation. Scott Glazier published an article discussing methods of allocating the purchase price in the May/June 2019 issue of […]