Organisations that depend on data, platforms and digital infrastructure are facing waves of new regulation, governance requirements and transformation initiatives. New frameworks such as the DSA, DMA, GDPR, NIS2 and the AI Act raise complex legal and operational challenges. Turning this complexity into solutions that are genuinely workable in practice requires specialist knowledge and experience.

An integrated team of sector specialists

We are legal specialists with in-depth expertise in the legal implications of technological developments and applications. Expertise in IT, privacy, regulation and dispute resolution has been brought together in one integrated team. Our communication lines are short, our mindset is pragmatic and future-oriented: we focus on what works in practice, not just on compliance on paper. This integrated model is consistently recognised by Chambers Europe and Legal 500 for its depth, precision and commercial relevance.

Targeted advice for specific challenges

We advise organisations at the intersection of technology, data and regulation, including government bodies, healthcare institutions, financial institutions, infrastructure and logistics companies, software companies and digital platforms. This gives rise to issues that differ from one organisation to another. Therefore our starting point is to use our combined sector expertise to provide advice that is as targeted as possible. We deliver solutions that not only meet every legal requirement, but are also commercially and operationally sound for our client’s specific situation.

For IT & Digital Projects :

• procurement, implementation, negotiation and contracting of complex IT systems
• licence, outsourcing, cloud and platform agreements
• disputes, arbitration and remediation in failed IT projects or enforcement actions by regulators

For data protection, cybersecurity & AI :

• GDPR compliance, enforcement and proceedings, including cross-border matters
• cybersecurity regulation (NIS2, DORA) and incident response
• AI governance, algorithmic decision-making and regulatory risk assessments

For technology-driven transactions :

• mergers, acquisitions and joint ventures involving software-, platform- and data-driven businesses
• specialised due diligence in the areas of IT, data, cybersecurity and intellectual property
• risk allocation in transactions involving regulated or business-critical technology