The tech sector is developing much faster than the applicable regulatory framework. Digital and telecom market players develop innovative products and apply technologies shaping new business models. This requires a comprehensive legal support, from protection of intellectual property rights and compliance with personal data regulations to legal advice in relation to digital apps and services, cross-border transactions and high-tech deals.
BGP Litigation's TMT and Digital Economy Practice combines an in-depth legal expertise with the thorough understanding of technology trends, helping companies implement innovations and develop sustainable digital processes in a legally secure manner and in compliance with both Russian and foreign data protection laws, including GDPR, CCPA and other applicable international regulations.
BGP Litigation acts as a strategic partner to tech businesses and strives to get an in-depth understanding of the technical logic of projects and develop a legal architecture taking account of the scalability and diverse requirements of various jurisdictions. Our multiple service approach allows us to engage IP, corporate, tax, antitrust and sanctions law experts and legal professionals specialising in personal data regulations and international compliance. Such an approach helps provide our clients with integrated legal support, from digital infrastructure development and deal structuring to liaison with regulators and protection of business interests in a legally ambiguous environment.
Our broad experience includes advising on mobile infrastructure development projects, including 5G rollout, interacting with foreign content providers, software, AI and robotics regulation, protection and cross-border transfer of personal data, e-commerce, and assisting clients with M&A and venture capital transactions involving tech assets. Our clients include companies operating in the IT, TMT, Digital Health, FinTech, Media, and Telecom sectors, and governmental authorities implementing federal-level digital initiatives, including import substitution projects.