ICT law is a relatively new branch of law that intersects with law of obligations (e.g. software agreements), copyright protection of information and protection of privacy. Developments in information technology impact the shape of ICT processes within government and at medical and care institutions. As part of efforts to improve services and care as well as work more efficiently, digital support systems and networks are becoming increasingly common.

Our team is experienced in helping institutions draw up clear contracts for their ICT needs. We are also regularly asked to resolve conflicts and to institute legal proceedings over disputes concerning software and hardware contracts. In such contracts, it is crucial to keep a tight rein on all procedures surrounding the implementation and subsequent functioning of medical and digital systems. Our team is knowledgeable about all of these aspect and can ensure good results.