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Reselling Microsoft SPLA & Cloud   





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Software Audit Defense | A Legal Perspective   





Understanding Autodesk Software Audits - what you need to know.   




Published on Feb 14, 2016
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If you have received a letter from Autodesk asking your company to submit to a “voluntary” self audit, you should watch this video from start to finish. This video will help you understand the ins and outs of how Autodesk and their attorneys handle software infringement cases. The legal and reputational risks to your organization cannot be understated. You could be facing damages from $750-$150,000 for “willful infringement” of copyright software.

Your company, and its officers and directors may be labelled or accused of being a “software pirate” and if a federal copyright lawsuit is filed, serious damage to the goodwill of the business is at stake, and these can possibly emerge as a “bet the farm” type of case. We help companies minimize their legal risk and exposure and to get their cases handled, and settled with confidential settlement agreements.

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