Technology

Our firm has extensive expertise in the technology sector, providing legal counsel on intellectual property (IP) protection, regulatory compliance, and data privacy for tech companies, startups, and multinational corporations. We advise on compliance with Greek Law 4624/2019, GDPR, and the EU Digital Services Act (DSA), ensuring that clients meet stringent legal requirements for data processing, cybersecurity, and platform operations.

We have successfully supported clients in negotiating complex technology licensing agreements, SaaS contracts, and cross-border technology transfer arrangements. Our experience extends to advising on blockchain implementations, AI regulations under the proposed EU AI Act, and compliance challenges associated with fintech and e-commerce platforms.

We provide comprehensive legal services tailored to the needs of technology-focused businesses. Our expertise includes drafting and negotiating technology agreements, including licensing, distribution, and cloud service contracts. We assist startups and established companies in navigating regulatory compliance for emerging technologies, such as AI, blockchain, and IoT, ensuring alignment with EU and Greek laws.

Our team advises on data privacy and cybersecurity compliance under GDPR, the NIS2 Directive, and Greek cybersecurity laws. We handle intellectual property protection for software, algorithms, and digital content, assisting clients with trademark registrations, patents, and trade secret protections. Additionally, we offer legal support for technology-driven investments, including due diligence for M&A transactions and structuring joint ventures in the tech sector.

Greece’s technology sector is experiencing rapid growth, supported by government initiatives such as the National Digital Transformation Strategy and EU funding through the Digital Europe Programme. The sector’s regulatory environment includes robust data protection and cybersecurity frameworks, as well as IP laws designed to foster innovation and protect creators.

Companies must navigate challenges such as compliance with GDPR for data-intensive operations, ensuring transparency and accountability under the proposed EU AI Act, and addressing cross-border legal issues for cloud and software services. Recent legislative efforts to promote digitalization and innovation have improved the ease of doing business in the tech sector, making Greece an attractive destination for tech-driven investments.

Significant opportunities exist in fintech, AI-powered solutions, and e-commerce platforms, particularly as Greece positions itself as a regional hub for technology innovation. The rise of smart city initiatives, supported by EU Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) funds, creates additional opportunities for tech companies in IoT, AI, and data analytics.

Investments in blockchain for supply chain transparency, digital healthcare solutions, and cybersecurity services are also on the rise. Greece’s incentives for R&D projects and tech startups under the Investment Incentives Law 4399/2016 provide further avenues for growth and innovation. These opportunities align with the broader goals of fostering digital transformation and advancing the country’s position as a competitive tech ecosystem.