LEGAL ASPECTS OF DIGITISATION
Digitisation has rapidly gained momentum - not least during the pandemic. Companies and institutions are shifting external and internal processes to digital systems, digitising documents, relying on new technologies. At the same time, entirely new legal questions arise. However, legislation is developing more slowly than digitisation and sometimes offers inadequate or no answers to these questions.
The professionals at Piltz Legal have been dealing intensively with these issues in the overall environment of data protection and IT law for a long time and can draw on correspondingly in-depth know-how. This enables us to provide valid assessments and comprehensive advice on digitisation law.
Devices are being networked with each other, both in the consumer sector and in industrial manufacturing. In addition, the market for digital goods and products is growing. The EU has recently introduced new regulations for the distribution of digital goods, which companies must observe when selling to consumers. For example, an obligation for updates was created. Piltz Legal helps you with the legal evaluation of your products and services. We also assist you with market launches.
It is clear that digitisation is just as inevitable as meeting the corresponding legal requirements.
Both the "Internet of Things" and the sale of "digital goods" are familiar legal terrain for us and part of our advisory spectrum. We make an assessment of the situation, find resilient, pragmatic solutions to make your digitisation project possible, secure it and prepare you for future legal challenges in the best possible way.
- Examination of existing or planned digital structures for legal conformity
- Drafting of regulations, contracts and legal texts, individually tailored to your situation
- Advice and support for digitisation projects
- Support in the implementation of new requirements for the distribution of digital goods
- Legal evaluation of new products
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New awards for our partners
We are very pleased that Prof. Dr. Burghard Piltz and Dr. Carlo Piltz have received further awards from the Handelsblatt and have been included in the 16th edition of The Best Lawyers in Germany™.
Board of German data protection authorities (“DSK”) publishes first guidelines on data protection for AI
The DSK guidance document "Artificial intelligence and data protection" (available in German here) primarily addresses controllers using AI, but also indirectly developers, manufacturers and providers of AI solutions. It provides an overview of relevant criteria from the perspective of the authorities but should not be understood as an exhaustive list of requirements. Nevertheless, the document contains references to a large number of different legal requirements.
The Legal 500 Germany: Dr. Carlo Piltz as leading name in data protection 2024
Once again Dr. Carlo Piltz is included among the leading names in the field of data protection in the latest edition of the Legal 500 Germany.