NISG 2026 – it’s getting serious
Implementation of the NIS 2 Directive in Austria:
NISG 2026 – New cybersecurity obligations for more companies.
Life Sciences & Health Care
Representing interests and protecting innovation
Current posts about Artificial Intelligence & Digitalization
Outlook for 2026
The lawyers at Haslinger / Nagele look to the future and provide an outlook on what legal changes 2026 could and will bring.
Watch your back – when AI has a say in employee evaluation
Markus Gaderer analyzes AI-supported employee evaluation: What is legally permissible and where the limits lie.
“No one can serve two masters” – why managing directors cannot also be data protection officers
Ilka Kuci gives an overview of the decision of the Austrian data protection authority regarding data protection officers.
ChatGPT: quickly asked, wrongly filed :-|
Markus Gaderer dares to try it himself and asks ChatGPT for legal advice. Will he get the right answer?
ChatGPT, Gemini & co: Large Language Models and the law
Mathis Fister publishes “ChatGPT, Gemini & Co in der Rechtsberatung: Haftungs- und Honorarrechte” with MANZ Verlag.
3rd edition urheber.recht
The standard work “urheber.recht” is entering its 3rd edition with the focus on the Copyright Act on AI, which was amended in 2021.
No data breach in case of justified inspection of former employees’ emails
The Supreme Court of Justice has confirmed the decisions of both the Regional Court and the Higher Regional Court, providing further clarity for employers.
Regulation of AI – legislative process at EU level reaches the final stage
To much media acclaim, the European Parliament published its final position on the AI Act on June 14, 2023.
Wave of warnings Google Fonts – Much ado about nothing?
Data protection expert Thomas Riesz provides answers to the currently explosive topic surrounding the wave of Google Fonts.
