Digital business knows no borders. Legal requirements, however, vary from country to country. For companies offering digital products and services internationally or looking to enter new markets, understanding these differences is essential.
This is where Lexology Panoramic: Digital Business 2027 comes in. The international publication provides an overview of the legal requirements for digital business across different jurisdictions. Using a consistent set of questions, it allows readers to compare legal frameworks and identify key differences between markets.
SKW Schwarz has once again authored the Germany chapter. Franziska Ladiges, Matthias Orthwein, Stefan Peintinger, Johannes Schäufele and Daniel Meßmer provide a comprehensive overview of the legal landscape for digital businesses in Germany. They were supported by Fabian Bauer, Corinna Schneiderbauer, Veronika Gelser, Moritz Mehner, Thomas Hausbeck, Maximilian König and Oliver Bühr.
The chapter covers a broad range of topics, from e-commerce, digital contracts and platform regulation to data protection, intellectual property, artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. It also addresses recent developments in European digital regulation, including the EU AI Act, Data Act, Cyber Resilience Act and NIS2, and explains what these requirements mean for businesses operating in Germany.
Through its contribution to the Germany chapter, SKW Schwarz brings its cross-practice expertise in advising digital and technology-driven businesses to this international legal comparison.
Read the Germany chapter of Lexology Panoramic: Digital Business 2027: click here
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