Technology and digital operations compliance

Intermediaries, such as hosting service providers, must comply with various obligations, including addressing unlawful content and providing information to regulatory authorities when required. We assist in navigating the complex and evolving regulatory landscape of intermediary services, ensuring compliance with the Digital Services Act and other relevant laws.

If your business involves broadcasting television programs, providing on-demand streaming services, or hosting user-generated content, you are subject to the Audiovisual Media Services Directive and its associated regulations. We help ensure compliance, from assisting with the registration process in Lithuania to ensuring that your content is appropriately labelled with age ratings.

As e-commerce expands, businesses must stay ahead of evolving regulations governing online transactions, consumer protection, and cross-border trade. We offer comprehensive support to ensure that your e-commerce platform complies with the E-Commerce Directive and many other relevant laws, such as consumer protection. Our services include advice on terms and conditions, privacy policies, and dispute resolution mechanisms to mitigate legal risks and enhance customer trust.

With the rise of online platforms facilitating user interactions, content sharing, and business transactions, compliance with specific regulations becomes paramount. We assist online platform operators in adhering to the Digital Markets Act and Digital Services Act, ensuring transparency in algorithmic decisions, data protection, and accountability for user-generated content.

Marketplaces are intermediaries between sellers and buyers and are subject to rigorous regulations governing product listings, consumer rights, and liability for third-party content. We can guide you through regulatory frameworks, help draft user agreements, and provide strategies for managing product liability and dispute resolution efficiently.