Daniel Schätzle

The new EU action plan sets out how Europe intends to address the opportunities and risks posed by artificial intelligence in the field of cybersecurity.

Cyberattacks are no longer merely a technical issue – they are a communication issue. Anyone who communicates incorrectly or too late during a crisis risks fines, liability and reputational damage. Our event, ‘Cyber Law and Communication’, brings together legal experts, technologists and PR professionals to demonstrate how companies can position themselves in a legally sound and professionally communicative manner – in Germany, the EU and Switzerland.

Webinar from 30 April 26. Watch it now!

With a new cybersecurity package (Cybersecurity Act 2), Brussels wants to take cybersecurity in the EU to a new level: mandatory certifications, stricter supervision and a stronger ENISA are intended to make the digital single market resilient to current and future threats. The requirements for companies under the NIS 2 Directive are also under review.

Open source software has become an integral part of software development. From a legal perspective, the extent to which rights to the end product can be acquired is relevant. In this article, we show what risks exist in the development and acquisition of software and how these can be overcome.

In our many years of consulting experience in the purchase and sale of online shops, we havesome recurring issues that we would like to explain in this article.

When rights are infringed on the Internet, rights holders often face the problem of not being able to locate the person responsible. Instead, an obvious alternative is to take action against the operator of the platform on which the illegal content was posted in order to effectively stop the infringement.

Since 1.7.2021, new regulations on VAT apply in EU-wide mail order business. In the following, we would like to provide an overview of the effects this has on your tax liability and, furthermore, what this means for the indication of prices.