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DIGITAL

The evolution of technology and the Internet has led to a significant development of its legal scope, subject to specific regulation, marked by continuous analysis of new legal implications generated over time, in a constant modernisation of Legal Science.

Digital and Internet Law encompasses areas relating to new technologies, e-commerce, e-procurement, websites, domains, online marketing and advertising, digital communication and information, databases, software, computer crime and cybersecurity (unlawful digital attacks).

At LEXPYME, we understand the legal complexity of the digital and technological environment and the implications it has for our clients, anticipating their needs, offering tailor-made solutions for each client with agile and decisive responses and strategies, through a personalised and comprehensive legal service aimed at legal protection and legal security in the digital and technological environment.

LEXPYME has a team of lawyers specialised in digital, technological and Internet law, with an excellent capacity to adapt and update to the constant evolution of this legal branch, helping our clients to defend strategies and resolve conflicts in the digital ecosystem.

Practice Areas
  • Preventive advice on the design of technological processes, information policies and legal risk management Legal aspects of software protection, electronic databases and the creation and implementation of technological tools for data management.
  • Legal advice on cybersecurity and management of information breaches.
  • Legal defence for the recovery of domain names in court.
  • Legal defence against hacking practices.
  • Legal protection of web pages.
  • Advice on drafting e-business, outsourcing and distribution contracts.
  • Supervision and drafting of technical consultancy contracts, development and integration, implementation, migration and installation of information technology systems.
  • Intellectual property in the technological field.
  • Brand surveillance.

More information on Digital Law

Current legal framework in Spain

Resolution A/HRC/20/L.13 of 5 July 2012 of the UN Human Rights Council determines that the rights of individuals must also be protected on the Internet, in particular, freedom of expression, freedom of communication, freedom of information, rights applicable regardless of frontiers following the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, recognising the global and open nature of the Internet as a driving force for accelerating progress towards development.

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