EBAME

The technological revolution experienced during the last few years has not only led to the creation and growth of new businesses, but also the appearance of a new area of specialisation in law.

The objective of our Department of New Technologies at EBAME & Associats is to comprehensively advise those companies and individuals that have chosen Internet as a means of offering and acquiring their products and services.

In our endeavour to offer a solution to all our clients’ concerns, EBAME & Associats has developed a department exclusively dedicated to all legal aspects related to Internet, especially:

• Due Diligence of Websites and monitoring of compliance with current legislation.
• Protection of intellectual property of Websites through public notary registration of source code and object code, and registering of all other content.
• Advice on the protection of patents on the Internet.
• Acquisition and registering of domain names and all other related legal transactions, including initiation of the Standard Procedure for Conflict Resolution stipulated by the ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers).
• Specific commercial contracts: hosting contracts, advertising on the Internet, general conditions of contract, etc.
• Electronic signature and secure payment options.
• Protection of personal information databases: drafting of security documents, implementation of the required security measures and notifications to the Data Protection Agency.

Advice on and implementation of electronic commerce projects. Advice on compliance with the LISI (Law on Promotion of Access to the Information Society).

The department of New Technologies at Ebame provides advice, both directly and in collaboration with other departments, on drafting the terms of use of Internet in companies, and on the prevention of infringements which may occur as a result of Internet use and, where appropriate, defence or prosecution in respect thereof.

Domain recovery

Notice and Takedown – Digital Millennium Copyright Act DMCA

• Art. 16 LISI
• Misuse of electronic mail
• Unlawful damage to IT equipment
• Breaches of intellectual property rights
• Breaches of patent rights
• Breaches of right to honour, privacy and personal image.
• Unfair competition