We advise clients on all aspects of personal data protection and privacy law.
We provide legal support in the event of cyberattacks and personal data breaches, represent clients before the President of the Personal Data Protection Office and administrative courts, and conduct Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs).
We also draft privacy and data protection policies, data processing agreements, joint controllership agreements and agreements governing transfers of personal data outside the EEA.
Our experience covers both standard personal data and special categories of personal data, including health data. We have advised clients from a wide range of industries on complex and innovative data protection projects, including GDPR implementation.
We also provide outsourced Data Protection Officer services and work with trusted technology partners to help organisations strengthen the security of personal data within their IT environments.
We provide practical training on personal data protection and GDPR compliance.
Working together with our technology partners, we help clients assess the security of their IT systems and implement appropriate technical and organisational measures.
We provide legal support in connection with cyberattacks, security incidents and data breaches, taking into account relevant regulations, including eIDAS, PSD2, NIS2 and the European Electronic Communications Code.
We assist clients in classifying information, assessing legal and regulatory risks and adapting their IT environments and internal procedures to new legal requirements.
Our support combines legal expertise with an understanding of technology, enabling us to address cybersecurity issues from both a regulatory and practical perspective.
We advise clients on the legal aspects of developing, implementing and using artificial intelligence systems.
We assist in assessing AI systems and determining their classification under applicable regulations, including the obligations that may arise from a particular risk category.
We also advise on changes that may be required to reduce legal and regulatory risks associated with AI systems.
Our work includes issues such as algorithmic bias and discrimination, transparency and information obligations, copyright risks, training data, data governance and the implementation of AI-based software and services.
We provide comprehensive legal assessments covering consumer protection, personal data protection and sector-specific regulations, including those applicable to healthcare and financial services.
We draft and negotiate contracts for IT service providers as well as businesses purchasing or implementing IT services and solutions.
Our experience includes software development and implementation agreements based on waterfall, agile and hybrid methodologies, as well as maintenance, support and outsourcing agreements.
We also advise on agreements relating to databases, software licensing and other technology assets.
We assist clients in assessing contractual liability, including disputes concerning delays, defects or improper software implementation.
Our lawyers also advise on intellectual property issues arising in IT projects and help ensure that project documentation accurately reflects the scope of work, responsibilities and rights of the parties.
E-commerce is one of the key areas of our practice.
Advising online businesses requires expertise across a number of legal areas, including consumer protection, data protection, contract law, intellectual property, telecommunications and advertising law.
We assist clients in preparing online sales policies, terms and conditions, privacy policies and cookie notices, as well as handling consumer complaints and implementing new products and services.
We also advise businesses operating in regulated sectors and those offering products subject to additional legal restrictions.
In addition, we provide legal advice on marketing strategies, advertising campaigns and the compliance of promotional communications with applicable laws.
Our lawyers also have extensive experience in legal matters relating to digital advertising, including digital out-of-home advertising (DOOH).
We have extensive experience advising clients on the protection and commercial use of intellectual property rights.
We assist with copyright matters, including the use of protected works, and draft and negotiate copyright assignment and licensing agreements.
We also advise on intellectual property issues in due diligence and M&A transactions, particularly where intellectual property rights constitute a significant part of the transaction value.
We represent clients in disputes involving intellectual and industrial property rights.
Working closely with patent attorneys, we also advise on the assessment, registration and protection of patents, utility models, industrial designs, trademarks and topographies of integrated circuits.
We support our clients in negotiations at every stage of a dispute.
Our partners have many years of experience in complex litigation and dispute resolution, gained while working at leading Polish law firms.
We conduct mediations, advise clients throughout mediation proceedings and represent them before state courts and arbitration tribunals.
Our dispute resolution practice covers IT and technology disputes as well as a broad range of commercial matters, including construction and corporate disputes.
Our partners have also studied at leading international universities, where they developed their expertise in dispute resolution, negotiation and mediation.
We also represent clients in proceedings before public authorities and administrative bodies.
We advise clients in cases involving threats to or infringements of personal rights.
Our lawyers have represented and advised well-known athletes, public figures and other clients in matters involving reputation, privacy, image rights, honour and other legally protected personal interests.
We provide support both in preventing infringements and in pursuing claims where personal rights have already been violated.