In March 2023 the International Bar Association will hold the 6th M&A in the Technology Sector Conference in Berlin Germany. In this podcast Martin Schirmbacher of HÄRTING Rechtsanwälte will interview some of the moderators and speakers of the conference to give an overview of what to expect from each of the panels and discussions. Each episode will give an introduction in the topic discussed and should attendees give some guidance as to what panel or table to join.
Tech Law Bits
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In March 2023 the International Bar Association will hold the 6th M&A in the Technology Sector Conference in Berlin Germany. In this podcast Martin Schirmbacher of HÄRTING Rechtsanwälte will interview some of the moderators and speakers of the conference to give an overview of what to expect from each of the panels and discussions. Each episode will give an introduction in the topic discussed and should attendees give some guidance as to what panel or table to join.
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March 22, 2023
Data transfer impact assessments and Executive Order
In the last episode of Tech Law Bits for now Martin speaks about his own table topic. Co-moderator of this round will be Jessica Lee, partner at the law firm of Loeb & Loeb in New York. Our topic at the round tables and in this talk will be data transfer to the U.S. Jessica briefly introduces the content of President Biden's Executive Order and explains why this really is novel. Martin touches upon the European Data Protection Board's opinion on the Draft Implementing Decision of the European Commission on the adequate protection of personal data under the EU-US Data Privacy Framework. We will be discussing with the attendees of our round table why data transfers are crucial in technology transactions and how the issue comes into play. We will touch upon both the diligence before completion of the deal, as well as the potential migration of data post closing.
March 22, 2023
NFT and crypto challenges
Florian Müller from Switzerland and Martin Schirmbacher introduce the topic Florian will host together with Mathias Nordmann of SKW in Munich: NFT and crypto challenges. Florian briefly explains what NFT actually are and we discuss whether the hype on NFT is already over and how the general idea will live on in certain business models. The crypto angle lies with decentralized autonomous organization (DAO's) and the question how the involvement of this technology influences diligence processes and transactions in general.
March 21, 2023
Product liability for automated systems
In this episode Martin Schirmbacher speaks with expert Prof. Eric Wagner from Stuttgart, Germany, on Product liability for automated and semi-automated systems. They start with clarifying that the automation of systems is actually much more than autonomous driving vehicles. Eric than differentiates between contractual obligations and tort law. We briefly touch upon the changed European legislation on digital products and the obligation of sellers (and manufacturers) to provide updates to software. Eric then speaks about developments in product liability laws and how to deal with the risks involved in diligence processes before M&A transactions.
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