Intellectual Property and Information Technology
The Intellectual Property and Information Technology practice area deals daily with the new technological revolution, which is gradually transforming the entire economy. New problems require new legal solutions.
Our team works for domestic and foreign clients in sectors of economic importance, such as healthcare, energy, pharmaceuticals and life sciences, automotive, fashion and luxury, agri-food, innovation and technology, and entertainment.
We understand market practices to support the management of complex responsibilities related to technology, regulatory risks and technology procurement. We combine technology, innovation and law to provide our clients with a service focused on their needs, working together with various practice areas and partners.
In this context, we have a team of specialists in technology, intellectual property and regulation in the field of digital law throughout our network to support investments, acquisitions and restructuring involving technology. We therefore provide legal support in the following areas:
- Technology contracts;
- Commercial contracts (agency, franchising and distribution, etc.);
- Assessment of the legal and regulatory framework in the digital field (horizontal and sectoral) and its practical implications for organisations;
- Drafting policies, procedures and codes of conduct to ensure compliance with relevant laws, regulations and standards;
- Support in creating digital supply chain resilience mechanisms;
- Audits;
- Privacy and personal data protection;
- Consumer protection;
- Copyright and related rights;
- Advertising and marketing;
- Intellectual property protection: trademarks, hardware, software, know-how, databases, patents, models and designs;
- Support in acquisitions, financing, joint ventures, collaboration agreements or capital increases involving intellectual property, know-how, data, technology or an innovative business model;
- Support in the launch and offering of new products and services;
- E-commerce at different levels (B2B, B2C, P2B, C2C);
- Technological entrepreneurship (start-ups and scale-ups);
- Litigation, including matters related to personal data and consumer protection.
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