Internet law is increasingly shaped by European regulation. With regulations such as the Digital Services Act (DSA), the Digital Markets Act (DMA), the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and other EU legal requirements, the EU has created a comprehensive legal framework that is changing digital business models, platforms and online services in the long term. Companies are faced with the challenge of implementing extensive transparency, organizational, compliance and liability obligations – often under considerable time and adaptation pressure. Violations can lead to severe fines, official measures or market bans.
Our lawyers provide comprehensive advice to companies on the implementation of European digital regulation in Internet law. We support the legal classification of business models, the implementation of regulatory obligations and the strategic orientation in the digital single market. In doing so, we combine a deep understanding of EU law with practical advice on national implementation and enforcement issues. Whether platform operators, online retailers, providers of digital services or technology-driven companies – we help you to meet regulatory requirements in a legally compliant manner and at the same time maintain entrepreneurial freedom.
Advice on the application and implementation of the Digital Services Act (DSA)
Assistance with obligations for online platforms, marketplaces and intermediary services
Advice on the Digital Markets Act (DMA) for gatekeepers and affected companies
Implementation and ongoing advice on the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
Design and review of compliance, transparency and reporting processes
Advice on liability and liability rules for digital service providers
Support with regulatory procedures and market surveillance
Risk assessment and defence in fine and sanction proceedings
Interlinking of Internet, data protection, competition and IT law
Strategic advice on the regulatory development of digital business models
