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A Recap & Outlook Of ITechLaw Conference 2023 In Amsterdam

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The ITechLaw Conference 2023, which took place in the picturesque city of Amsterdam from 18 to 20 October, provided a fascinating insight into the intersection of law and technology.

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Maria-Clara Van Den Bossche

Yannick Geryszewski

Boyd Wolffers

The ITechLaw Conference 2023, which took place in the picturesque city of Amsterdam from 18 to 20 October, provided a fascinating insight into the intersection of law and technology. Attended by legal experts, tech enthusiasts, and professionals from around the world, this conference was a whirlwind of networking opportunities, captivating sessions, and enlightening discussions. Our colleagues Marc Wiggers, Nina Orlić, Kirill Ryabtsev, Stéphanie De Smedt, Maria-Clara Van den Bossche, Yannick Geryszewski, and Boyd Wolffers represented Loyens & Loeff this year. In this blog we will share the lessons learned and highlights of the conference.

Enlightening Sessions & Round Tables

The heart of the conference lay in its informative sessions and panel discussions, each providing a deep dive into critical topics within the realm of technology law. The wealth of knowledge and insights gained from these sessions was invaluable. The sessions covered a myriad of themes, each

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A Recap & Outlook Of ITechLaw Conference 2023 In Amsterdam

Enlightening Sessions & Round Tables

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