Practice area
Artificial Intelligence and Technology Law
Artificial Intelligence and Technology Law is a rapidly evolving field that touches on the development, deployment and use of new technologies in both the private and public sectors. Jonsson & Hall advises companies, entrepreneurs, investors and public authorities on legal issues relating to artificial intelligence, digital solutions and innovation.
Specialised service and experience
Our advice may cover, among other things, artificial intelligence regulation, data protection, copyright and other intellectual property rights, liability arising from automated systems, agreements on the development and implementation of technology solutions, and data governance. We also advise on the interplay between EU/EEA regulatory frameworks such as the AI Act, data protection rules and digital market regulation.
Jonsson & Hall assists clients with legal risk assessments, compliance implementation, the preparation of internal policies and procedures, and the negotiation and drafting of agreements with technology providers, service providers and business partners. We place particular emphasis on practical advice that supports responsible innovation and strengthens the competitiveness of businesses adopting new technologies.
The firm also represents clients in matters involving liability, data protection, intellectual property rights and contractual disputes connected to digital services and artificial intelligence systems.
Our aim is to provide clear and forward-looking advice that enables clients to use technology lawfully and responsibly, while supporting their commercial objectives and capacity for innovation.
Matters may include
- The AI Act and other technology-related regulation
- AI governance frameworks and compliance programmes
- Data protection and data governance
- Software development and implementation agreements
- Intellectual property, data rights and AI liability issues