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Terms and conditions are a set of rules. These rules generally form a contract between you, the user, and the service provider, whose website you are visiting.

In today's fast-paced digital world, the hunt for information drives businesses to adopt innovative techniques like data scraping. This method, which automates the extraction of vast amounts...

Switzerland regularly positions itself in the top ranks of the WEF Global Competitiveness Index.

The European Union has comprehensively reformed its design law, establishing a modern foundation for design protection that will significantly impact Swiss companies operating in the EU market. These changes, effective July 1, 2026, affect businesses offering products, spare parts, or digital products in the EU or seeking protection there.

Under Swiss law, using or applying prohibited substances per se is not a criminal offence for the athlete using or applying the substances.

Generative AI systems are often trained with protected works. At the same time, they are used to produce content (images, text, music, videos...), so what are the implications for the copyrights of the creations provided...

All family members of EU citizens residing in Italy will have to apply for a biometric foreigner's identity card, as the current paper ones will expire by 3 August 2023.

International arbitration has become the preferred mechanism for resolving cross-border disputes in today's global economy. What makes Switzerland one of the world's most attractive arbitral seats, and why do parties consistently choose Swiss law to govern their international contracts? This analysis explores the key advantages, institutional framework, and strategic considerations that position Switzerland as a leading center for international commercial, investment, and sports arbitration.

The use of artificial intelligence raises numerous compliance issues. We think of data protection, copyright and the AI Act...

The telecommunications sector is on the move when looking at the upcoming legislation in revision, namely revisions of the Intelligence and Security Act ...

As of September 1, 2023, the Luxembourg government has introduced tougher penalties for undeclared work. Anyone who hires a foreigner without a regular permit will risk a fine of up to EUR 10'000...

On 12 February 2025, the Federal Council announced Switzerland's AI regulatory strategy. The strategy prioritises ratifying the AI Convention, encouraging targeted, sector-specific adjustments...

Using generative AI applications which are trained, fine-tuned, or prompted on IP protected content may infringe third-parties' IP rights and bear liability risks for the user of a generative AI application.

The newly revised Swiss Act on Copyright and Neighbouring Rights (the "Copyright Act") came into force on 1 April 2020. The revised Copyright Act introduces among other ...

The use of artificial intelligence is a value driver for our clients. However, the use of AI is also associated with legal risks. MME has developed a systematic approach how to assist our clients to assure compliance.

WIPO is the World Intellectual Property Organization, which is the global forum for intellectual property (IP) services, policy, information and cooperation.

Under Swiss law, using or applying prohibited substances per se is not a criminal offence for the athlete using or applying the substances.