IT law · Information technology law
We advise companies, from start-ups to technology leaders, associations, public authorities, and private individuals on all legal issues relating to IT / software / hardware / digital transformation, i.e. information technology law (IT law).
We explore the legal strategies for the implementation of cloud computing, SaaS, agile software development such as Scrum, apps, e-commerce, and e-government projects, as well as in the field of Industry 4.0. Typical areas of practice include liability, data protection, copyright protection, and IT security. Individual areas that are part of our main areas of practice and litigation are listed in the subheadings of this website.
We advise on all legal issues in IT and online business. In this, our focus is on contract drafting, e.g., service, purchase, work, and rental agreements in the various areas of IT law.
We can also assist you in disputes, including those relating to IT project contracts, software development, provider contracts, or problems with data centers, server farms, and computer systems, as well as with IT security analyses and hacker attacks.
Our consulting services also include assessing the legal admissibility of media content in the areas of social media and e-commerce and m-commerce. We can also support you in all legal matters relating to the internet, e.g. affiliate marketing, the use of Google Ads, SEO, or trademark and domain law.
In addition to this, we advise on the collection, processing, and use of data in accordance with data protection laws, as well as the corresponding information obligations. We advise on individual and corporate data protection law, as external data protection officers, and on cross-border data transfers to third countries. We create the necessary data protection declarations and IT security concepts for industry, medium-sized businesses, and start-ups. We support successful project implementation with IT and data protection compliance statements, audits, and checklists for IT business projects.
How do you know whether the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is being complied with and whether there are any other actual and legal implementation obligations to be observed in accordance with industry and requirements? To comply with legal requirements and protect the responsible management and the company, we rely on the many years of practical know-how of our specialist IT lawyers, certified data protection officers, and experts from our network, as well as a mix of individuality, creativity, and IT-driven standard processes, such as a GDPR navigation plan with practical recommendations and an implementation plan for companies and associations.
Without IT, nothing in business, administration, or even in home offices and home schooling, works, so are committed to sustainable processes and legal advice. In this legally complex field, we effectively communicate what is important for legal success. Opportunities and risks are openly discussed in the form of a risk matrix.
Our experts—your contacts—have many years of practical experience in the fields of IT and technology and related areas, which are also presented on this website.
