Answers to Common Legal Questions for IT Firms

IT Sector Legal FAQs

Liravon provides legal assistance in data protection compliance, intellectual property protection, software licensing, contract negotiation and review, and regulatory advisory tailored to technology organizations.

We assess your data processing activities, draft privacy policies and internal procedures, and advise on measures to meet Swiss and European data protection standards.

Yes, we draft, negotiate and review software licensing agreements, ensuring terms align with your business model and protect your proprietary rights.

We aim to respond to all inquiries within 48 hours during standard business days.

Simply complete the contact form on this page or call us at +41768104858. We'll arrange an initial discussion to understand your needs and propose the next steps.

To safeguard your software, register copyrights and consider patent applications for novel algorithms. Implement strong confidentiality clauses in agreements and limit code exposure through controlled access and version control systems.

Begin with a mapping of personal data flows and conduct a risk assessment. Adopt clear data processing agreements, implement technical measures like encryption, and maintain records of processing activities to demonstrate compliance under Swiss law and GDPR.

Key elements include service level commitments, data protection requirements, incident response procedures, liability limitations, and termination rights. Clear definitions of roles and responsibilities between provider and client reduce operational and legal uncertainties.

Specify governing law and dispute resolution mechanisms upfront. Include clear terms on delivery, performance standards, and applicable export controls. Where multiple jurisdictions apply, consider arbitration clauses for neutral conflict resolution.

Conduct an audit during major product launches, after significant regulatory changes, or prior to entering new markets. Regular reviews help detect gaps in licensing, privacy, and contract management processes before they become critical.