Technology
Legaltech
- Innovation of legal services through the adoption of information technology.
- The evolution of the legal sector, which means greater competitiveness and attractiveness of the economic system, also involves theuse of technology to improve and make legal services more efficient. The pervasiveness of information technology is now visible even in the too traditional field of law: more and more legal services can be improved and automated with the help of computer software and automation. Hence the rapid expansion of the legaltech sector.
- Thanks to our legal and digital expertise, we advise legal innovation projects so that they can correctly translate legal flows and requirements into the digital world, from document automation to arbitration proceedings.
- Method: we analyse the flows of legal services that are to be streamlined and automated, providing the keys to understanding and interpreting them, then support the engineers in validating the flowcharts for the development of the wireframe, source code and front-end.
Fintech
- Financial services innovation and decentralised finance solutions.
- The financial sector was one of the first to embrace digital innovation and become more efficient and effective. With theuse of solutions based on blockchain technology, we are witnessing a revolution whose boundaries and effects are still difficult to identify in the medium and long term. The decentralised world brings new initiatives, business models and challenges: decentralised finance introduces ever more ingenious mechanisms and systems (ranging from decentralised exchanges to liquidity pools) and new types of cryptocurrency such as stablecoins.
- We collaborate with start-ups and enterprises in the design and implementation of digitisation projects for financial services and decentralised finance platforms including liquidity pools and algorithmic tokens.
Blockchain
- Adoption of Blockchain technology, development of smart contracts and smart legal contracts, consulting for token offerings.
- Blockchain technology is one of the pillars, together with Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Things, of the new integrated and automated information systems. The principles of decentralisation, distribution and trustlessness bring new paradigms and new business, social and legal challenges, ranging from automation of production chains to decentralised finance.
- We have extensive and significant experience, in Italy and abroad, in advising on projects involving the application of Blockchain technology at every level such as the design, development and adoption of smart contracts, translation and adaptation of traditional contracts into smart legal contracts, assistance in token generation and token sales in various forms such as Initial Coin Offerings, Initial Bond Curve Offerings and Initial Liquidity Offerings.
- Our eight-step method for creating smart legal contracts is the result of joint work between a lawyer and a developer:
- analysis of the traditional contract
- rewriting of clauses in computational logic
- IT feasibility analysis
- drafting of pseudocode and flowchart
- development of computer code
- computer code testing
- smart contract migration on the mainnet
- definition of the smart legal contract model
Artificial Intelligence
- Legal aspects of solutions adopting artificial intelligence, machine learning, chatbots, voicebots and document automation.
- Artificial Intelligence, in its many applications at cognitive, predictive, semantic and linguistic levels, is part of the everyday life of businesses and individuals and raises many legal challenges.
- We assist companies wishing to adopt Artificial Intelligence systems by providing the contractual and regulatory compliance framework required for the case at hand with particular attention to the issues of liability, data access and processing, risks of harm and compliance with universal ethical principles. In particular, chatbot and voicebot systems are exposed to specific privacy compliance rules in light of the provisions of the GDPR (EU Regulation 679/2016).
Internet of Things
- Applications for Industry 4.0, Blockchain and Big data.
- IoT systems require a dedicated study to identify, based on their concrete application and especially when combined with high technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain and smart contracts, the legal and regulatory profiles in order to verify their regulatory compliance and the contractual models to be applied.
Videogame
- Contracts to protect intellectual property, to manage relationships with publishers and to regulate distribution mechanisms.
- The video game industry has become a major player in the global economy. It is an incredibly expanding industry that, year after year, breaks records in turnover, even surpassing well-established entertainment sectors such as music and cinema.
- Game developers find themselves in a fast growing market of great economic interest where the first challenges are to understand how to start a project and how to set up a legal entity that is fit to operate. There are also even more delicate issues for business development such as the protection of intellectual property and the correct contractual choices for the publication and distribution of the video game, issues that make the difference between success and failure.
- Driven by our childhood passion for video games, we provide advice on setting up companies under favourable regimes in order to transform the 'development team' into a legal entity capable of operating, drafting of development and intellectual property contracts for the video game, drafting of licensing contracts such as EULAs and Middleware Licences, review and drafting of distribution contracts for the video game with publishers, application of new distribution models such as game-as-a-service and subscription libraries (Stadia, Gamepass, PS Plus, etc.), compliance with the terms and conditions of marketplaces for consoles and mobile devices, privacy compliance and sports law (e-sports).), compliance with the terms and conditions of marketplaces for consoles and mobile devices, privacy compliance and e-sports law.
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