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The technology sector generates legal needs that generalist law firms cannot always meet. From the earliest e-commerce projects to the rise of artificial intelligence, we have spent years supporting companies, startups and tech professionals in a regulatory environment that changes at unprecedented speed.
The European AI Act, the GDPR, the DSA, the DMA, MiCA... technology legislation is no longer optional: it is a business requirement. We know these regulations inside out and apply them in a practical way, without unnecessary complications.
Ask us, no obligationTechnology law is not just for large companies. These situations happen every day, and many could have been avoided with the right advice.
A SaaS startup launched its product without drafting terms and conditions or a privacy policy. Six months later, a client claimed ownership of the data generated on the platform. With no legal documentation in place, the company's position was very weak and the out-of-court settlement proved costly.
An e-commerce company installed analytics and marketing cookies without obtaining the user's prior consent. The AEPD (Spanish Data Protection Agency) opened enforcement proceedings that ended in a significant fine and an obligation to redesign the entire cookie system. The cost of non-compliance far exceeded the cost of getting compliant.
A freelance developer delivered a project without a development contract. The client refused to pay the second instalment of the budget, arguing that the software did not meet the specifications. With no written specifications and no contract setting them out, the subsequent litigation lasted more than a year and generated costs that exceeded the amount claimed.
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