Legal expertise in technological matters
Bull has a leading team within legal assistance for technology, IT, and AI. Our lawyers combine technological insight with solid legal expertise, offering comprehensive solutions through interdisciplinary collaboration.
We provide proactive advice by staying ahead of technological and legal developments, and our international experience ensures support for companies facing global challenges.
Our services include, among other things:
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The team is ranked in Tier 3 in both The Legal 500 and Chambers and Partners.
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The Network and Information Systems Directive 2 (NIS2) is an EU directive that sets requirements for data security in businesses that are critical to modern societies, such as Norway. The implementation into Norwegian law is currently underway.
Read more about which businesses are covered here (norwegian)When you have determined that the NIS2 Directive applies to your business, the next step is to identify the security measures NIS2 requires to be implemented.
The minimum requirements are outlined in NIS2 Articles 21(2) and 20(2) and include, among other things, requirements for:
- Risk assessment and management: Regular risk assessments must be conducted to identify potential security threats and vulnerabilities in network and information systems (NIS).
- Protection: Measures must be implemented to safeguard network and information systems against unauthorized access, alterations, loss, damage, or destruction.
- Detection: Mechanisms must be in place to detect and analyze security incidents and threats.
- Response and recovery: Measures must be established to respond to security incidents and restore systems to normal operations.
- Security awareness and training: Management must be trained in cybersecurity and informed about best practices to minimize risks.
Privacy and data security are becoming increasingly important in an era of increased regulation. This requires stricter internal controls and better protection of personal data. We assist businesses in navigating the landscape of various privacy laws to ensure compliance and reduce risk.
The growing gig economy introduces new working models that challenge traditional employment laws, labor rights, taxation, and safety.
With the increased use of artificial intelligence (AI), ethical questions and compliance with regulations have become significant topics. Our team assists clients with advice on AI solutions that comply with current laws and ethical standards.
Intellectual property is a critical component of modern business operations. We help secure rights and handle intellectual property breaches to ensure that your innovations and ideas are protected.
Complex contractual issues often arise in connection with software licensing, cloud-based services, and technology development. Bull has expertise in drafting and negotiating agreements that ensure your interests are protected.
Legal assistance in IT, technology, and AI can be relevant for a broad range of players and companies, such as:
Startups: for the protection of innovations, drafting contracts, and ensuring complianceEstablished technology companies: for managing global operations, dataprotection, and drafting international agreements
Public agencies: for advice on the procurement of IT systems and digital services
Research institutions: for contract development and protection of intellectual property
Essential guide for foreign practitioners: Navigating IP & IT Litigation in the European Union
This guide has been developed by the IT IP Law Group Europe, a well-established network of legal professionals specializing in intellectual property (IP) and IT law, of which Bull is a proud member. The group, founded in 1989, consists of independent law firms across Europe that maintain the highest legal and professional standards.
The purpose of this guide is to assist foreign practitioners when their clients face legal issues in Europe (EU and beyond) related to intellectual property, information technology, data protection, and innovation. It offers insights into the litigation process, helping practitioners assess the chances of success, whether they represent the plaintiff or defendant. With relevant case law from the European Court of Justice included, the guide is a valuable resource for lawyers, business owners, and directors alike.
Bull, as part of the IT IP Law Group Europe, contributes to the group's longstanding expertise, developed over more than 30 years of assisting clients with IT and IP litigation across Europe. Whether you prefer a single point of contact or direct access to a specific member firm, the IT IP Law Group Europe offers pragmatic, high-quality legal solutions tailored to your specific needs.

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Our recognition in the market continues to increase
As Chambers and Partners release their rankings for 2024 (Europe edition) today, we are delighted to note the continued upward trend for Bull.
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