Information technology law

Croon Davidovich has an independent ICT practice. That practice is closely linked to the intellectual property law practice, but has a specific approach of its own.

Since information and communication technology are becoming increasingly important, we have set up a specialised ICT practice that can optimally focus on the developments in that area of the law. The lawyers specialise in:

• Information law
• Database law
• Trademark law
• Patent law

We live in the information era. As an entrepreneur, you are often faced with such large amounts of digital and other information that you can’t see the wood for the trees. Croon Davidovich’s lawyers can advise you on complicated issues in society in which information processes are continuously accelerating and becoming increasingly automated.

We use our expertise and experience in the field of ICT law in various sectors. Not only high-tech companies, but also service companies, trade associations and small and medium-sized business are being faced with complicated ICT questions. By advising in a timely manner, we can often help avoid problems.

Croon Davidovich has particular expertise in the fields of:

• the drafting and negotiating of ICT agreements (including licensing, ASP, escrow, outsourcing and hosting agreements)
• the drafting an assessment of general conditions
• the drafting of service level agreements
• the use of electronic signatures
• open source software
• computer criminality
• legal aspects regarding privacy
• e-commerce
• protection of innovations
• unlawful publications
• domain name registration

Please contact Menno Schmidt if you have any questions or wish to make an appointment.