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Our international webinar series 'Global Law Insights' provides you with the necessary legal certainty for your international business – directly from experienced local lawyers and legal experts who are intimately familiar with the legal frameworks of internationally active companies.
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Global Law Insights
Skip Section20.05.2026 – IP in an AI‑Driven World
AI is reshaping how businesses create, use and protect intangible assets. SMEs increasingly face uncertainty around ownership, licensing, data use and AI generated outputs. Understanding these shifts is essential for operating safely and competitively in 2026.
SMEs often adopt AI before fully assessing IP risks. This webinar helps participants recognise practical issues – ownership, infringement, contracts, data rights – and offers guidance to make informed decisions across key EU markets.
We will outline emerging IP challenges in AI use, country specific developments, contractual safeguards and practical steps for SMEs. Speakers share perspectives from Finland, Czech Republic and France.
Time: 10 – 11 am (CET)
Language: English
10.06.2026 – Global Law Insights in Romania
Romania continues to develop dynamically in 2026. New legal frameworks and requirements for businesses are having a significant impact on the market.
This webinar provides a concise overview of the changes relevant to business operations and planning.
The webinar offers businesses and new investors a concise overview of legal and economic developments in Romania. It helps participants identify opportunities early, avoid risks, and make informed decisions.
We present the most important changes in 2026 in the areas of corporate law, labor law, FDI regulations, tax law, and finance, as well as current developments in cooperation with Romanian authorities: concise, practical, and easy to understand.
Time: 10 – 11 am (CET)
Language: German
24.06.2026 – International competition law beyond the traditional playbook
Cartel enforcement is moving beyond its traditional focus on pricing and sales. Authorities increasingly scrutinise other drivers of competition – such as innovation, HR, data, algorithms and marketing – creating new and often unexpected risks for international businesses across jurisdictions.
Participants gain a practical view of where competition law risks now arise across the organisation, which internal functions are exposed, how quickly enforcement trends spread internationally, and why coordinated in house responses are essential.
We will show how competition law is moving into new areas while core cartel and dominance rules remain central. Using international examples, we highlight exposed functions, typical red flags and practical ways for legal teams to address these risks.
Time: 10 – 11 am (CET)
Language: English
Dr. Johannes Scherzinger, LL.M. (King’s College London)
Partner
Attorney at Law (Germany)
08.07.2026 – Quo Vadis, Digitalization? Use of Legal Tech in the European Real Estate Industry
Digitalization is transforming the real estate industry across Europe, reshaping how properties are bought, sold, managed and financed. At the same time, legal frameworks are evolving at different speeds across jurisdictions, creating both opportunities and challenges for market participants.
In this webinar, our practice group heads will discuss the current state of digitalization in relevant European markets against existing legal framework and compare the use of Legal Tech in relevant use cases in transactions and administration of real estate.
The discussion will address key regulatory questions and the extent to which European real estate markets are moving towards greater harmonization in the digital age.
Join us for a comparative legal perspective on the future of the European real estate industry.
Questions:
- How digital are real estate transactions in different countries today?
- Where do legal limitations still exist?
- Which processes can already be completed entirely online?
- How are national legal systems responding to these developments?
- Which technologies are most likely to shape the sector?
- What tool are available, how can these be employed and are they key success factors or burdens
Time: 10 – 11 am (CET)
Language: English
Harald Reitze, LL.M.
Partner
Attorney at Law (Germany), Attorney at Law (New York)
