I've been getting requests for a variety of font licenses and I'm starting to realize that I should probably get professional help for this kind of stuff. Can anyone recommend a good lawyer that would know how to do this? Does anyone know what the typical EULA costs to write?
The preeminent font lawyer is Frank Martinez, who is the counsel for SOTA and various foundries.
Also see this thread - http://typophile.com/node/43647
If you're happy with the EULA Veer uses to license your work couldn't you re-use it? I'm sure Bill Gates would be okay with you doing so. ;-)
Frank Martinez rocks.
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