IT and AI Law
What services do we provide in the field of IT and AI law?
Legal consultancy for software and AI developers
IT & AI contracts
Intellectual property rights relating to software and artificial intelligence.
Legal aspects of e-commerce, marketplaces, and mobile applications
Legal assistance in cybersecurity matters
Frequently asked questions about IT and AI Law
Is a legal assessment of an artificial intelligence system required prior to its launch?

Yes, particularly if the system falls within the high-risk category under the applicable legal framework. A legal assessment helps identify compliance risks, determine liability, and safeguard users’ rights.
Who is legally liable for errors caused by an AI algorithm?

Liability may rest with the developer, the provider, or the user, depending on each party’s role and the contractual clauses in place. In the absence of specific regulation, the general principles of civil and contractual liability apply.
Can the AI models developed by my company be legally protected?

Yes, through copyright protection of the source code, protection of know-how, or, in certain cases, patents (depending on the innovative and industrial character). It is also important to clearly define intellectual property rights contractually.
What should a software development contract contain in order to protect both parties?

A robust contract should include: the scope of delivery (clearly defined functionalities), delivery timelines, technical responsibilities, intellectual property rights, confidentiality clauses, limitation of liability, and penalties for non-compliance.
How can I legally protect the mobile application or platform I have created?

- trademark registration (name, logo),
- protection of the source code through copyright,
- drafting of Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy, and Cookie Policy,
- filing of a patent application (where applicable, for technical innovation).


