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For the last time, so-called white-collar crime probes have become a very common thing. Spain can’t be an exception here. However, sometimes executives and their companies become the object of scrutiny because of a partner’s unintentional mistake, a wrong business decision, or misunderstandings on the part of watchdogs. If such an error takes place, it…

Right now, the political environment in many parts of the world is so strained that simply because of what they represent or where they get involved, a larger number of individuals find themselves in danger than ever before. In contrast, Germany is one of the safest places for individuals to turn when trying to escape…

Despite Interpol appears to be a trustworthy law enforcement body, it sometimes issues erroneous messages. People residing in Sweden can also be spontaneously targeted by Interpol and therefore feel an urgent need for justice. In this Scandinavian state, people have the right to safeguard themselves from the notices released by this global police body, and…

An Interpol listing can certainly have grave consequences on one’s freedom, reputation, and ability to travel. Interpol stands for Worldnational Criminal Police Organization, and it issues alerts to member-states in the form of notices. Most popular would be the Red Notice, which effectively means to put someone in the notice to find that person and…

Seeing how quickly artificial intelligence (AI) is evolving now in the technology/software and platform regulation space every day tops my work at a law firm. Admittedly, a lot of these with continued automation have now become a reality — like the rise of code generation as an end-to-end process, predictive analytics both for IoT and…

These days, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is everywhere in human life; however, the law remains stuck in a transitional phase. That’s changed. Compliance is not optional anymore with the EU AI Act. Launched in November, the new rules of engagement ranging from transparency compliance and AI copyright to training data rights and intellectual property are now…

With the rapid modernization of everything going digital, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming a prerequisite for delivering online services. Hence, the legal side of such platforms should not just be important but essential. It does not require a mere technological advancement of the product—AI SaaS (Software as a Service)—but the whole comprehensive legal framework for…

As a law firm deeply entrenched in the spheres of technology regulation, we have noted that artificial intelligence and autonomous systems hold a huge potential and, at the same time, present a challenge on legal complexity. This paper purports to give a practical view of liability in AI, its related risk mitigation, and compliance across…

In many instances, it can be really labor intensive to act on the determinations made external to the relevant state, especially where a result arises from formal dispute resolution mechanisms. Key procedural steps and alignment to specific national rules are required to make such determinations enforceable within borders. This article is set to alert you…

Securing a favorable outcome in a cross-border business dispute can be a major achievement. However, when the losing side refuses to comply, the challenge becomes turning that success into actual recovery—especially when the opposing party holds valuable property in the USA. Here’s a breakdown of how to begin and complete the recognition and recovery process…

Unexpectedly for all of us, technology has experienced a boom in development in a short period of time. Artificial intelligence has become our personal assistant in everyday life, at work, and during study. Now, it is no longer associated with futuristic projects from the far future – it works here and now. AI systems are…

We are knee-deep in the rapidly changing space of AI and artificial intelligence law. Now developers and startups, as well as companies across industries have resorted to AI-powered software, creative technology, and VR systems to expose them to relatively new legal and regulatory requirements. The article below explains what our full-spectrum team of compliance lawyers…