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Blog of Digital Law and New Technologies
The Blog of Digital Law and New Technologies, published by letslaw, focuses on legal issues arising from digital transformation and emerging technologies. It covers corporate transactions with a digital angle, such as legal risks in mergers and acquisitions and earn-out negotiations. The blog addresses regulatory compliance in the financial sector, including ICT risk management under the DORA Regulation. It also explores legal challenges related to artificial intelligence adoption, including data protection, intellectual property, and compliance with the EU AI Act. Additionally, it discusses privacy and data protection in workplace video surveillance under GDPR and Spanish law. The content emphasizes practical legal considerations for companies integrating new technologies.
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Do I need an Impact Assessment before implementing an AI tool in my company?
It is one of the questions we are hearing most often lately. The company has already chosen the tool (an assistant for Human Resources, a system that scores customers, a chatbot connected to the CRM) and, almost at the end…
Corporate Restructuring: Key Legal Considerations for Organising Business Groups
As a business grows, it is common for new companies, business lines, shareholders, investments and assets to be added to its structure. Over time, this development may create an organisation that is difficult to manage, with duplicated functions, cross-shareholdings or…
Vesting Between Founding Partners and Key Employees: How to Structure It
By María Santos
In a growth-stage company, value rarely lies in the assets shown on the balance sheet, but in the people who hold the project together: founders who spend years building it and key profiles who accept below-market pay in exchange for…
Share Purchase Transactions: The Most Heavily Negotiated Clauses
By Inés Alonso
A share purchase transaction requires the parties to regulate much more than the transfer of shares and payment of the purchase price. The share purchase agreement must allocate risks between the buyer and the seller, establish the consequences of any…
Rights Over Interface Design
By Lucas Pérez
In today’s digital economy, the commercial success of a mobile app or a web platform rarely hinges on the source code running behind the scenes. The real competitive advantage lies in the user experience: how intuitive navigation feels, how elements…
Protecting Minors in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
By Marta Díaz
The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the way people interact with technology. Generative AI tools, virtual assistants, recommendation algorithms and biometric recognition systems have become part of the daily lives of millions of users, including children and…
Digital Omnibus: Regulatory Simplification or a Lowering of Digital Safeguards?
By Ester López
The coexistence of European rules on data protection, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and access to data has created regulatory overlaps and cumulative obligations for businesses. The Digital Omnibus package seeks to address this issue, although it raises an important question: to…
What Changes Under the New EUIPO Guidelines?
The intellectual property landscape in Europe is dynamic and requires constant adaptation. The European Union Intellectual Property Office (hereinafter, the “EUIPO”) keeps its rules and examination practices up to date in response to rapid developments in the market, technology and…
AI Agents in the Workplace: Who Is Liable When Artificial Intelligence Makes Decisions or Takes Action?
Artificial intelligence is no longer simply a tool used to generate text, classify information or provide recommendations. Companies are increasingly incorporating systems capable of performing tasks autonomously: managing incidents, interacting with customers, launching internal processes, modifying databases or making decisions…