DIGITAL, PRIVACY AND CYBERSECURITY

The Digital practice area includes a team of lawyers specialized in various branches of law with in-depth know-how in providing legal advice in these matters.

We highlight the main services provided:

Every citizen has the right to be informed by online service and software companies regarding the processing and storage of their data, access to them, the right to demand their rectification or deletion and, finally, the right of opposition to the transmission that may or may be made to third parties.

Follow-up to its customers in the scope of:

-Identification of the authors of anonymous offensive emails and messages

-Provisions and notifications for the removal of illegal content online (offenses, fake profile, misuse of name, image, brand)

- Actions for compensation against those responsible for online offenses

-Advice on procedures for rectifying or deleting data

-Follow-up of the criminal investigation for cyber crimes (presence in all proceedings before the criminal police authorities and criminal courts)

-Compliance for informational or e-commerce sites, introducing policies suited to the interests of companies, respecting the laws in force

-Judicial procedure to prevent blocks to websites and the provision of online services

-Installation of compensation actions for undue removal of lawful content

-Negotiation, acquisition and transfer of domain names and digital assets

-Preparation of legal opinions on issues related to digital law

- Formation of startup companies

-Advisory and litigation advice for startup companies and digital businesses, protection and legal review in the areas of intellectual property, consumer law, civil liability, and taxation

-Advice in the licensing process for the management and exploitation of electronic platforms

-Advice on complaints from users of electronic platforms

-Advice in the registration of personal data processing activities within the scope of the General Regulation of the European Union on the protection of personal data, Data Protection Officer