Electronic business transactions have created new digital sales channels. Access to goods, services and digital goods is simplified, both in business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-consumer (B2C) transactions.

Marketing via online-platforms is in competition with traditional sales channels. With the growth of electronic transactions, the density of regulations, too, is constantly increasing. Provisions specific to online business have to be adhered to just as much as traditional legal material.

Intellectual property is advancing to become one of the most significant economic factors in the digital age. Encoding technologies and electronic payment systems give rise to sustainable business models.

We have been working for years on national and cross-border legal questions relating to this innovative business sector and advise our clients with legal and economic expertise, in particular in the following fields:

* Contract Law
* Licensing Law
* Digital Signatures
* Digital Rights Management
* Trademark Law
* Design Law
* Law of Unfair Competition
* Domain Name Law
* International Private Law
* Company Law