The so-called disruptive technologies are going to play a great role within companies and businesses during the next decades, their development and implementation will mean a new revolution for the day-to-day economy. 

Among these disruptive technologies, Artificial Intelligence, the Blockchain and EHealth stand out for their importance.

National governments and the European Union itself, attentive to this new reality, will allocate economic resources and, above all, an environment of legal certainty and consumer confidence.

When developing Artificial Intelligence systems, procedures or new applications based on Blockchain and eHealth systems, it is necessary to take into account the legal aspects from the beginning. From design to implementation. 

Our multidisciplinary know-how allows us to anticipate the legal needs of the creators and developers of this type of technology and offer them the best strategy and solution.

Blockchain (Distributed platforms based on DLT)

– Legal support, from the design, development and implementation of distributed platforms based on DLT and Blockchain. 

– Legal support in matters such as Blockchain and IoT; Blockchain and AI; Blockchain and Social Networks; BaaS; Defi; daaf, etc.

– Legal support, from design in the development of ICOs (Initial Coin Offerings), STOs, (Security Token Offering), Smart Contracts, Cryptocurrencies and NFT.

– NFT as a marketing action, tokenization of art, real estate and other elements.

– Automation of contractual guarantees through Smart contracts.

– Impact assessments for the use of Blockchain.

– Legal audits.

– Risk analysis on a liability basis.

– Blockchain training and outreach.

Artificial Intelligence

– Artificial Intelligence from design. Accompaniment, from the legal point of view, to the company creating the AI system from the project planning and during its development, training and commercialization, so that the system complies with the necessary regulations for its commercialization in Europe.

– Drafting of briefing notes for people who will interact with AI systems. 

– Drafting of instructions for use from a legal perspective.

– Review of AI systems purchased and to be distributed in Europe by importers and distributors.

– Drafting of quality standards from a regulatory point of view.

– Audits of AI systems.

– Drafting and preparation of codes of conduct to encourage voluntary application of regulatory requirements to AI systems.

– Impact assessments for the use of AI.

– Risk analysis on a liability basis.

– AI training and outreach.

eHealth

– Legal support, from design, in the development and implementation of EHealth tools.

– IoT EHealth.

– Drafting of information notes for people who will interact with IoT-EHealth systems. 

– Drafting of instructions for use from a legal perspective.

– Review of EHealth systems purchased and to be distributed in Europe by importers and distributors.

– Drafting of quality standards from a regulatory point of view.

– Audits of eHealth systems.

– Impact assessments for the use of eHealth.

– Risk analysis on a liability basis.