Abstract
There are significant differences between the legal terms and conditions of software license agreements in the United States and in Germany. Many of these differences can be attributed to fundamental differences between the common law system of jurisprudence in the US and the civil code system of jurisprudence in Germany. This article examines some of the key differences between the legal framework of software licensing in these two countries and, in particular, the terms and conditions of such agreements in these countries from the practical perspective of an American technology lawyer in Germany.
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