Law Firm for
Digital Business
The digital ecosystem brings entirely new challenges which is why IT law specialized lawyers are essential partners.
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International Recognitions in IT Law
Recognized as global leaders in IT Law.
Nemanja Žunić named IT Lawyer of the Year in Europe for 2025 by Lexology.
Who Do We Advise in Digital Business and IT Law?
Four kinds of client, each with a different legal starting point.
Companies in digital transformation
For traditional businesses introducing innovation or moving to digital operations.
Technology companies
For companies building innovative technologies, from AI and SaaS to IoT, Biotech, Healthtech and Fintech.
IT service providers
For software services companies and managed service providers we draft and negotiate the contracts the business runs on.
Gaming
For studios and publishers: development and publishing agreements, monetization and distribution, and rights in the game itself.
IT Law Services
The work we are engaged for most often across software, data and technology transactions.
Software and Technology Contracts
- Development, licensing, SaaS and maintenance agreements.
- Outsourcing models, SLAs, reseller and distribution terms.
Intellectual Property in IT
- Ownership of code, databases and product assets.
- Open-source compliance and trade secret protection.
Game / App Development Agreement
- Game publisher licence agreements.
- Developer warranties: testing, bug fixes and quality.
SaaS / PaaS / IaaS Agreement
- Terms of service, consumer rules and platform liability.
- Monetization and distribution via the App Store or Steam.
Tech Joint Venture Agreements
- Governance, contributions and ownership between partners.
- Exit, deadlock and rights to jointly developed technology.
Tech M&A and Due Diligence
- Code, licence and data rights reviewed before signing.
- Exposure quantified and allocated in the deal terms.
What Collaboration with Us Looks Like
Four stages, from the first workshop to ongoing support.
Discovery & understanding the business model
A short workshop with your legal, IT and management teams to map the contracts you use and the risks in them.
Contract analysis and tailoring
Gap analysis of existing contracts, then a plan with timelines, KPIs and responsible parties.
Drafting and negotiating
We draft or revise agreements and negotiate on your behalf, protecting your interests and IP.
Ongoing support and updates
Ongoing advice, contract models kept current, and preparation for audits and due diligence.
Most Common Questions
What technology companies ask us most often.
Who owns the code when development is outsourced?
Whoever the contract says, and silence usually favours the developer. We set out assignment of rights, delivery and acceptance, escrow where it matters, and what happens to work in progress if the engagement ends early.
What should a SaaS agreement cover that a licence does not?
Availability and support commitments, data location and return on exit, security obligations, subprocessors, and how the service may change over the term. A licence sells a copy; SaaS sells an ongoing service, and the risk sits in different places.
Can we use open-source components in a commercial product?
Usually yes, but the licence terms decide how. We review your dependency tree, flag copyleft obligations that would reach your own code, and set an internal approval policy so the answer is known before release, not during due diligence.
How do we engage developers who work from abroad?
Through the structure that matches the work: employment, contractor, or an entity in the relevant country. Each carries different tax, social security and IP consequences, and the assignment of work product has to be explicit in every one of them.
What do investors look at in a technology due diligence?
Clean title to the product, complete IP assignments from everyone who wrote code, licence compliance, data protection posture, and contracts that survive a change of control. Gaps in any of these move price or delay closing.
Let's talk about your technology setup
Tell us what you are building, buying or signing and we will tell you what the contracts should say.
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