07th Aug,en 2025
When it gets digital, It will be legally complex

When it gets digital, It will be legally complex

LawyerIT: Your law firm for IT law, Internet law and smart contract solutions Cloud platform, App development, KI-Tool oder IT-Outsourcing: As soon as technology is in the game, It will not only be quick - but also legally demanding. And that's exactly where we come into play: Lawyer-Your law firm for IT law and internet law. Because digital projects also need rules. Good rules. What does IT law actually include? More than you think. Our law firm takes care of: Fictional example: The Ki start-up with the license to fail that (fictitious) Berlin start-up "Smartbrief.ai" develops a AI tool, the automatically summarizes emails. Successful pitches, Get investor funds and close a million -dollar software contract with a group: What happens?➡️ The group hires payments - the broken contract is in the room.➡️...

14th Jan 2025
AI law in IT law

AI law in IT law

AI law brings with it a number of new legal challenges for IT law. These arise from the specific properties of AI systems, like autonomy, Complexity and data dependency. The following are the main legal challenges, practical examples and the role of lawyers in this context are presented: 1. Liability issues with AI systems 2. Data protection and data processing 3. Bias and discrimination 4. Copyright and Intellectual Property 5. Transparency and traceability 6. Regulation and compliance 7. Contract drafting and liability clauses IT law and AI law Lawyers in the field of IT- and AI law play a key role, to minimize legal risks and provide clients with legal advice in an increasingly technological world. Your tasks range from contract drafting and compliance advice to....

10th Dec 2019
No entitlement to regulatory required intervention in a data protection supervisory matter

No entitlement to regulatory required intervention in a data protection supervisory matter

The parties disagree about the intervention of the defendant in a privacy supervisory matter. The plaintiff asked the Kreissparkasse ... ... ... repeatedly, his ... ... ... shared her personal data processed by him to übermitteln.3Die Kreissparkasse the applicant by letter of 30. July 2018 then with, to him in compliance with Art. 15 Abs. 1 and 2 to the Privacy Regulation (DS-ACE) such as § 34 the Federal Data Protection Act (BDSG) now convey its data (vgl. leaf 3 – 6 the court record, Conditioning the application). With a further letter of the same day, the Kreissparkasse told ... ... ... the plaintiff nor the credit rating his person with. By letter of 3. September 2018 turned ...