technology & digitalisation
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At Schoenherr we thoroughly enjoy technology, as well as helping our clients with their technology & digitalisation matters.
Our clients and their projects face many legal challenges, some of which have yet to be considered. These legal challenges do not adhere to classic legal areas or terminology, and so, in order to meet the legal demands of tomorrow’s technologies today, our group focuses on making technology & digitalisation happen in the current legal environment.
We provide 360° legal advice for all technology & digitalisation matters, and support to Schoenherr's transaction practices with legal and industry know-how.
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The technology & digitalisation group provides 360° legal advice for all technology & digitalisation matters. The combined knowledge of our legal experts ensures an optimised understanding of our clients' needs.
Since the scope of our services is constantly developing in accordance with technical developments and our clients' challenges, please refer to the non-exhaustive list of the legal areas in which we provide services at tech.schoenherr.eu
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Austria: Schoenherr advises Thoma Bravo portfolio company J.D. Power on acquisition of Autovista Group
Schoenherr advised, alongside lead counsel Kirkland & Ellis, London, Thoma Bravo's portfolio company J.D. Power, a global leader in data analytics, on the acquisition of the leading pan-European and Australian automotive data, analytics and industry insights provider Autovista Group.
Third time's the charm? EU-US Data Privacy Framework revamped and reloaded
On 10 July 2023, the European Commission adopted an adequacy decision for a lawful data transfer from the EU to the USA for the third time. [1] This means that personal data may again be lawfully transferred to the US. This will facilitate the use of US service providers for EU companies.
EU Parliament Adopts Position on AI Act
In a historic move, the European Parliament (EP) has adopted its position on the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act with a significant majority, on Wednesday, 14 June. The move initiates interinstitutional negotiations between the European Commission (EC), the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union, intended to finalize the world's first comprehensive regulation of Artificial Intelligence. This draft proposal comprises some significant changes compared to the EC's initial draft. Here's to name some:
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