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Ever since the Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market (the "Directive") was adopted back in April 2019, its contents, especially regarding the liability of certain service providers, ...

SMEs often manufacture their products abroad in countries where the workforce is cheaper. Foreign contractors offer products specially designed for SMEs or from catalogues.

The economics of cybersquatting have been perfectly demonstrated by the recent purchase of the domain name Gmail.pl by a hydraulic-sanitary wholesaler.

It's impossible to imagine social media and websites without numerous photos, images and graphics plastered all over them. Indeed, using and sharing photos today is easier than ever.

The copyright belongs to the author of the work, who is authorized to decide on the exploitation of the work and to gain financial benefits from it.

A new proposal was published today by the Government Legislation Centre for amendment of the Act on Copyright and Related Rights and certain other acts.

In my last post I examined whether artificial intelligence could be regarded as an "author" for purposes of copyright law.

Do you also get the impression that with the official launch of ChatGTP in November 2022, the artificial intelligence industry has taken over not only the Internet...

The digital revolution has permeated into nearly every industry, and Fintech is no exception.

Standpoints submitted in public consultations on the proposal for amendment of the Act on Copyright and Related Rights have been made public, reaching as many as 66 in number!

Implementation of the provisions of the Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market ("DSM Directive") into national legal orders is mandatory for all EU member states.

This year has brought an important change in the Polish legal system. The Act of 13 February 2020 established specialised intellectual property courts (IP Courts) in Poland.

Implementation of the provisions of the Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market ("DSM Directive") into national legal orders is mandatory for all EU member states.

The dynamic growth in the AI field is generating new legal challenges in areas of tort and public law.

The development of the Digital Single Market is being held back by, among other things, differences in the IP rights regulations of individual Member States.

Under the provisions of Polish law employers are entitled to obtain their employees’ personal data.