Software, SaaS, platform, media, e-commerce and AI/data businesses: company and product set-up, commercial and technology contracts, IP/licensing, data protection, digital-business regulation, financing/M&A interfaces and IP/IT disputes.
Technology businesses create value through software, data, brands, content, platforms and distribution models. The legal framework needs to support growth, protect IP and data, keep contracts scalable and manage regulatory interfaces. We advise management across the product and corporate lifecycle, from set-up through financing, expansion and disputes.
Discuss a matterThese are typical decision points for management, legal, compliance and operations teams. The emphasis depends on the business model and regulatory status.
Corporate and product set-up for software, SaaS, platform, media, e-commerce and AI/data businesses, including scalable commercial structures and regulatory interfaces.
IP, data and technology assets: trade marks, copyright, licensing, software ownership, development arrangements, GDPR/data governance and commercialisation of intangible assets.
Commercial and technology contracting, financing/M&A interfaces and disputes involving software, licences, data, platforms, digital services or other technology-dependent business relationships.
Four areas show where legal advice most directly connects with business decisions, operations and risk in this sector.
Software, content and brand ownership, founder, employee and developer contributions, licensing models, open-source issues and clear allocation of intangible assets.
SaaS, IT, development and platform agreements, terms of use, GDPR/data governance, AI and data use, e-commerce and digital distribution channels.
Corporate work, financing rounds, commercial and technology partnerships, licensing arrangements, M&A and legal due diligence as the business expands across borders.
IP/IT, software, licensing, data and contract disputes, cyber or data incidents, regulatory responses, and protection and enforcement of digital assets and rights.
We advise on Liechtenstein law in the context of EEA/EU regulation and cross-border structures, coordinating with foreign counsel where appropriate.
When matters become contentious, we support companies, institutions, investors and individuals in regulatory proceedings, investigations, enforcement, asset recovery and court disputes.
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Analysis and publications on Liechtenstein, EEA regulation and cross-border developments complement our sector advice.
Scope of services: Industry descriptions are representative and do not constitute an exhaustive list of services or mandates. Bergt Law provides legal advice and representation. Where implementation requires notarial, fiduciary, tax, investment or financial services, these are provided by independent appropriately authorised professionals.
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