Litigation Lawyers: Tailor-made representation in complex Litigation

What is Litigation?

Litigation is the process of dealing with legal disputes in court or before the authorities. This includes defending against claims for damages or government sanctions such as fines - or enforcing your own claims against service providers or other companies.

In such cases, we represent our clients

There are countless types of disputes in the business world. The following list is therefore not exhaustive.

• Privacy Litigation: All disputes relating to data protection, such as defence against claims for damages or fines under data protection law or defence in the event of so-called data leaks.
• Software & Licences: Disputes over compliance with software licence agreements, for example in cases of licence infringement, unauthorised use or contract termination for software projects.
• Rights of Use: Disputes over the granting of and compliance with rights of use, particularly in the area of digital content and technology, for example in the case of licence infringements or unlawful use of software.
• IT and digital services contracts: Conflicts relating to IT and digital services contracts, such as defects in software development projects, delays in completion or non-performance of contractually agreed services.
• B2B debt Management: Out-of-court and in-court collection of receivables from business customers.
• Copyright and trade mark law: Representation in disputes concerning copyright infringement, unauthorised use of protected trademarks or allegations of plagiarism, which often arise in connection with digital content and software.
• Competition Law: Assistance in enforcing or defending against competition law claims, such as breaches of competition law, warnings, cease-and-desist letters or injunctions.
• Digital/technology contract Law: disputes relating to contractual obligations in the digital economy, such as failure to meet service level agreements (SLAs), breach of contract or non-compliance with technical standards.
• Product liability Law: Advising on and defending claims based on defective digital products or services, in particular claims for damages caused by software defects or defective digital products.
• Trade Secrets: Litigation arising from the theft or unauthorised disclosure of trade secrets or know-how, particularly in the IT sector or in connection with confidential business data.
• AI Disputes: Disputes related to artificial intelligence, such as liability issues related to the use of AI systems, incorrect AI decisions, or misuse of AI technologies.