IT law is actually only a broad umbrella term that is not sharply defined and covers a wide spectrum of legal fields.
IT law is therefore a cross-sectional matter that touches on or extends into a range of other areas of law, such as copyright law, data protection law, e-commerce law and contractual issues. Internet criminal law can also be subsumed under it.
What is meant by internet criminal law? Internet criminal law generally refers to criminal offences connected with the internet. Examples include hacking offences or cyberbullying.
We advise you on all the various legal questions arising in IT law. Our advisory services include, for example, a planned market entry or the ongoing online presence of your company. We also support you in drafting general terms and conditions for your website, software agreements, licence agreements and similar documents. We are also pleased to represent you in matters of internet criminal law.