Digital
Law
Digital law includes information technology law (IT law), data protection law and internet law.
With the increasing digitisation of the economy, digital law is gaining in importance and is now an indispensable part of corporate legal advice. Digital law is primarily characterized by constant (further) developments. Thus, contact with competent lawyers is almost essential here.
Our team of consultants will be happy to provide you with competent counselling on all questions relating to internet, IT and data protection law.
Internet law
Nowadays, the internet has become an indispensable part of everyday life for many people and companies. Accordingly, internet law, which encompasses all issues relating to the use of the internet, is becoming increasingly important.
IT law
IT law is short for information technology law.
Since IT law is not a closed area of law, but rather several areas of law interact and interlock, comprehensive legal knowledge is essential. In IT law, regulations from copyright, trademark law, license law and competition law complement each other.
Data protection law
After the introduction of the GDPR, data protection is becoming more and more important to companies, supervisory authorities and corporate customers. Data protection requirements must be observed at an early stage during ongoing operations and also in the context of transactions and outsourcing projects. Failure to comply with data protection requirements can lead to severe fines or even claims for damages.
Social media
For most companies, social networks are essential to get in touch with their customers or to acquire new customers. Very popular - due to the high number of users - is, for example, Facebook or its subsidiary Instagram, the first choice of most companies.
Due to ignorance or lack of advice, customers or potential customers can quickly become insecure or even frightened by unprofessional behavior.