European Union, European Commission, World Intellectual Property Organization.
The Firm assists technology companies, software houses, innovative startups, investors, and public institutions in the development, implementation, and legally compliant use of artificial intelligence systems, advanced software, and emerging digital technologies.
The entry into force of the European AI Act has transformed AI into the most strategic regulatory field of the next decade, introducing direct obligations for developers and users of intelligent systems, including those outside the EU.
- Comprehensive support for compliance with the new European regulatory framework on Artificial Intelligence.
- Classification of AI systems (high risk / limited / minimal)
- Algorithmic legal audit
- Technological risk assessment, technical documentation required by authorities, human oversight and accountability, preventive compliance procedures. Violations can result in fines of up to €35 million or 7% of global turnover, making AI compliance a strategic priority for every technology company.
- Software Law and Digital Platforms, international software licensing, SaaS and Cloud Agreements, IT development and outsourcing, source code protection, open source compliance, escrow agreements, technology transfer.
- Particular attention is dedicated to software incorporating generative models and autonomous systems. Generative Artificial Intelligence, language models and chatbots, decision-making automation systems, creative AI and generated content, liability for algorithmic output, transparency of AI-generated content, copyright management of training data. The AI Act imposes specific obligations for transparency and identification of artificially generated content. AI Risk, Cybersecurity and Liability, civil liability from autonomous systems, algorithmic safety, AI incident response, technological supply chain audit, digital reputational risk management. Companies integrating AI models also become responsible for the technology suppliers they use (“downstream liability”).
- Consulting for AI applications in: healthcare and pharmaceuticals, finance and credit, personnel selection, critical infrastructure, public administration. Many of these systems fall under the High-Risk AI category, subject to stricter controls from 2026/2027.
- Tech Startups and Innovation, legal structuring of AI startups, venture capital and deep-tech investments, algorithmic IP protection, agreements between developers and investors, exit strategies and international scalability. Today, over 70% of European companies have initiated AI projects, but only a minority reach production due to regulatory complexity where legal assistance becomes decisive.
- Artificial Intelligence represents the new space of economic and technological sovereignty.
- The Firm operates to ensure compliant technological development, legal security of innovation, access to international markets, and protection of digital assets.
- Prevention of regulatory risk.