This paper discusses the potential for legal liability when software malfunctions and causes financial loss or harm to the user. The focus is on the systems developer as opposed to the vendor, although the samelegal issues may apply to vendors as well. Various theories in the U.S. legal system may form the basis for legal action, on the part of the purchaser or ultimate user, based upon the characteristics of the individual case. The legal theories examined, for their application to malfunctioning software, are breach of contract and the tort theories of fraud and computer malpractice
This Article addresses a special problem within the software-industry—licensee bankruptcy and the ne...
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This paper discusses the potential for legal liability when software malfunctions and causes financi...
Today, the development of technology is remarkable; the world has faced the industrial era 4.0 where...
This article explores the economic rationale for applying product liability law to computer software...
The pervasiveness of computers in our society has led to numerous legal controversies involving comp...
This paper presents a preliminary report on the legal liabilities that might arise from the use of a...
International audienceThis paper reports on the results of a multidisciplinary project involving law...
This Article will review the social milieu in which computer liability issues arise. It will explore...
The law of products liability in tort is designed to maintain a reasonable balance between the inevi...
Software contributes to improvements in organizational efficiency, supports managerial decision maki...
Copyright has been used for over a hundred years to provide authors and artists with incentive to cr...
Software is increasingly used to control systems that can cause harm to the consumer. There is conse...
The law of products liability in tort is designed to maintain a reasonable balance between the inevi...
This Article addresses a special problem within the software-industry—licensee bankruptcy and the ne...
© ACM, 2010. This is the authors' version of the work. It is posted here by permission of ACM for yo...
© ACM – 2010. This is the authors' pre-version of the work. It is posted here by permission of ACM f...
This paper discusses the potential for legal liability when software malfunctions and causes financi...
Today, the development of technology is remarkable; the world has faced the industrial era 4.0 where...
This article explores the economic rationale for applying product liability law to computer software...
The pervasiveness of computers in our society has led to numerous legal controversies involving comp...
This paper presents a preliminary report on the legal liabilities that might arise from the use of a...
International audienceThis paper reports on the results of a multidisciplinary project involving law...
This Article will review the social milieu in which computer liability issues arise. It will explore...
The law of products liability in tort is designed to maintain a reasonable balance between the inevi...
Software contributes to improvements in organizational efficiency, supports managerial decision maki...
Copyright has been used for over a hundred years to provide authors and artists with incentive to cr...
Software is increasingly used to control systems that can cause harm to the consumer. There is conse...
The law of products liability in tort is designed to maintain a reasonable balance between the inevi...
This Article addresses a special problem within the software-industry—licensee bankruptcy and the ne...
© ACM, 2010. This is the authors' version of the work. It is posted here by permission of ACM for yo...
© ACM – 2010. This is the authors' pre-version of the work. It is posted here by permission of ACM f...