G. Scott Thomas

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Scott Thomas is in Bass, Berry & Sims’ Environmental and Intellectual Property & Technology Practice Groups. He joined Bass, Berry & Sims in 1982 and is listed in Best Lawyers in America® and Chambers USA.

  • Environmental – Scott has practiced environmental law for more than 25 years and is an editor of the Tennessee Environmental Law Letter. He has served on the board of directors for the Environmental Section of the Tennessee Bar Association and has been active on various environmental committees/subcommittees of the Nashville Bar Association and the Tennessee Association of Business. Scott routinely lectures extensively on a broad range of environmental law issues.
  • Intellectual Property & Technology – Over the last 20 years, Scott has developed his IP/Technology transactional practice, which includes broad experience in a wide range of practice areas including commercial, corporate, healthcare, information technology and e-commerce.

Scott has represented numerous clients in the negotiation of a broad range of contracts related to the use of software products and technology:

  • Software and technology licensing agreements
  • Joint development agreements
  • Reseller agreements SaaS or applications service provider agreements
  • Distribution and marketing agreements
  • Consultant/development agreements
  • Service and maintenance agreements
  • Installation and migration services agreements
  • Source code escrow agreements

He has assisted numerous clients with all aspects of software, technology, internet business and transactions:

  • Service and/or performance level standards
  • Web hosting and cloud services
  • Web site development
  • Content providers
  • Terms of use and privacy policies
  • Escrow agreements
  • Encryption, security, policies on privacy and use of data
  • Compliance with applicable national and international laws and standards
  • Franchise agreements

Memberships

Nashville Bar Association

Tennessee Bar Association

American Health Law Association (AHLA)