New technologies (IT/TMT)

Our law firm offers comprehensive legal advice tailored to entrepreneurs operating and investing in the IT sector and companies implementing and optimizing innovations based on new technologies. We have been cooperating with software houses and technology companies, including startups and deep tech companies, for many years. We serve clients in areas such as software development and design, cloud computing, mobile application and IT system implementation (e.g., ERP), as well as in projects related to FinTech (payment services and crypto assets), artificial intelligence (AI), and the Internet of Things (IoT).

We follow IT trends and adapt the scope of our services to dynamic market changes, supporting our clients both in their day-to-day operations and in the development of groundbreaking technology projects. We advise on contract negotiations, analyze legal risks associated with the implementation of new solutions, and ensure compliance with regulations on personal data, cybersecurity, and responsibility for the use of AI. We also monitor the changing labor market in the modern technology sector and provide comprehensive support to clients in personnel matters (backoffice).

We are experts in the legal aspects of AI technology. We have been following trends and legal developments in the field of artificial intelligence for years. We advise on projects involving the practical implementation of artificial intelligence, including in the financial and medical sectors. We publish articles and comment on AI issues in the most important media in Poland. We share our knowledge by giving lectures and dedicated training courses for clients.

We have extensive experience in providing legal advice on cybersecurity. We draft and negotiate contracts for cybersecurity services. We carry out projects preparing clients from various sectors (e.g., ICT, pharmaceutical) to implement the documentation and solutions required under the NIS2 Directive and Polish regulations implementing EU regulations.

We offer comprehensive legal advice in the field of information technology for the financial sector (FinTech). We have extensive experience in projects related to cloud implementations in the banking sector and we advise lending companies as well as ICT companies providing solutions to the financial sector. We negotiate agreements and guide clients through the process of adapting to the requirements of the DORA regulation.

Working with our law firm provides real support in navigating the complex legal landscape of new technologies and undergoing digital transformation. We understand the specifics of the industry, the pace of development of the IT sector, and the associated risks—both from the perspective of ICT solution providers and the entities purchasing these solutions.

We are able to translate the language of law into practical solutions that meet the needs of technologically advanced companies. We are well acquainted with contractual standards in the IT industry including market standards in IT contracts concluded in international trade (including in the Anglo-Saxon legal system).

Thanks to over a decade of experience in working with IT companies at various stages of development, we are a legal partner for both companies developing on the market (startups) and entities with a mature, established position. We help avoid mistakes in the implementation of IT systems, effectively negotiate with technology providers, and build a competitive advantage based on a well-regulated legal foundation. Our activities are focused on the security, development, and consistency of digital processes in our clients’ organizations.

Companies operating in the IT industry must constantly monitor changing national and EU regulations, especially in the areas of personal and non-personal data protection, responsibility for artificial intelligence algorithms, and information processing security. The implementation of solutions based on artificial intelligence, automation, or IoT requires not only technical knowledge, but also awareness of the legal consequences and obligations.

Unsecured software rights, a lack of transparency in the licensing structure, or unclear rules for data use can lead to serious problems. For this reason, legal advice in this sector should not only be operational support, but an integral part of a company’s digital development strategy.