IT-Law

The quality and accessibility of information via your IT solutions are key factors in your organisation’s core business operations. This means that resolving IT problems requires close cooperation between your technical experts, external service providers and your business. It is also essential for the board to pay attention to IT and privacy. Fragmented legislation and regulations – in combination with the dynamics of IT issues – make IT law complicated, since it is at the cutting edge of contract law, liability law, intellectual property law and criminal law. The most important provisions are given in various parts of the Dutch Civil Code such as Books 3, 6 and 7. And there are all kinds of independent laws too, some of which are based on EU Directives, such as the Personal Data Protection Act, the Public Procurement Act 2012 and the Copyright Act.

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What we can do for you

When confronted with a maze of laws and regulations, it is reassuring for you to be able to rely on the knowledge and expertise of Ploum’s IT and privacy team. We have been actively involved in IT law ever since our firm was established in 1995, and we can advise and assist you in resolving all kinds of IT problems at strategic level. For example, we can help you evaluate, draw up and conduct negotiations on different types of IT contracts. We can also advise you on the impact of new legislation on privacy, cyber security and e-commerce. Our highly-experienced IT lawyers are members of the following specialist associations: VIRA (Association of Informatics Lawyers), NVvIR (Netherlands Association for Information Technology and Law) and VPR (Privacy Law Association). We are also a member of PON (Platform Outsourcing Nederland). Our team comprises three very experienced IT lawyers, plus a number of younger staff and trainees who are interested in IT.

Attorney at law, Partner

Dennis Zieren

Expertises:  IT-Law, Privacy law, Procurement law, Technology, Media and Telecom, E-commerce,

Attorney at law, Partner

Dorine ten Brink

Expertises:  Contract law, Arbitration, Privacy law, IT-Law, Cybersecurity , Transport and Logistics, Commercial Contracts, E-commerce, German Desk,

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