Intangible assets, information technology and data have become essential drivers of competitiveness, innovation and trust in the digital economy. Their protection is crucial to the valuation of creative assets, the security of technology investments and organisations’ ability to develop new services while managing their risks. In Luxembourg, these issues are particularly important for regulated entities, innovative companies and international groups. Our Intellectual Property, IT & Data team advises clients of all sizes, from start-ups to international groups, with particular experience assisting banks and financial institutions.
Our team assists clients with the protection, management and exploitation of their intellectual property rights, as well as the structuring and negotiation of IT and technology agreements. We also advise them on compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), including through audits, the preparation of records and internal policies, incident management and dealings with the National Commission for Data Protection (CNPD). We also assist with artificial intelligence, digital innovation and technology transformation projects.
Our team addresses, within a single matter, issues relating to the ownership and exploitation of intangible assets, contractual relationships and the use of data. This approach is particularly suited to regulated entities, whose technology projects must simultaneously meet operational, contractual, regulatory and security requirements.
Mathilde Wazana Moock
“The firm combines the experience and competence of a top-tier legal team with a rare sense of efficiency and pragmatism, ensuring that advice is not only technically impeccable but also actionable and business-oriented.”
