Technology
In a world where technology is rapidly transforming businesses, markets and everyday lives, well-established multi-nationals and high growth tech companies trust Linklaters’ lawyers to help them maximise opportunities and navigate threats
A toolkit for artificial intelligence projects
A report co-authored by Microsoft and Linklaters
Toolkit for companies looking to list.
Options for financial institutions and other corporates looking to embrace the tech revolution
Cybersecurity, data privacy and tech updates
Insights from our Fintech lawyers around the world
Employment essentials for small and start-up tech companies.
We are seeing increased engagement from regulators across the globe with respect to artificial intelligence, including in the financial services arena where AI is already having a profound impact. In this updated report, originally published in September 2019, we explore developments in both the existing and evolving regulation of AI, and key legal issues that arise for businesses deploying this technology.
In our Regulating the Digital Economy Series we considered the new wave of regulation and enforcement in the digital economy, exploring key developments and sharing how businesses can prepare to navigate a complex web of regulation across the globe.
A comparative analysis of the regulation of online harms in eight key jurisdictions.
After the seismic events of 2020, the new year offers new hope for tackling the Covid-19 pandemic, for economic recovery and for “building back better”. In this publication we explore the key global trends in the technology sector that we believe will shape the legal outlook for businesses in 2021 and beyond.
In our mid-year review, we explore seven of the key global trends likely to shape the technology sector in 2020 and consider the legal implications for businesses.
As part of our annual Year in Review, Year to Come campaign, we have produced a Technology Legal Outlook 2020 publication. This publication looks at six global themes relating to tech companies, digital markets and emerging tech.
As part of Year in Review, Year to Come series, our global fintech team has contributed to a global fintech Year in Review and Year to Come.
In this publication teams from 16 countries have summarised legal and commercial developments in the fintech space for 2019 and looked forward in predicting likely themes in 2020.
Artificial intelligence is moving into the mainstream and raises a number of practical, legal and ethical challenges.
If you are a GC or in-house counsel looking to exploit this technology you need to address these issues, many of which are new and need new responses.
In our report, co-authored by Microsoft and Linklaters, “Lawyers – agents of change in a world of digital transformation”, we demonstrate how digital transformation presents an opportunity for lawyers to influence, to collaborate and to partner with a range of stakeholders to enable the delivery of secure and compliant digital transformation solutions.
A company's IPO is very often the most significant transaction in the development of the company. Its completion marks the start of the company's life as a public reporting entity. Access to the IPO Toolkit is via our Knowledge Portal.
Technology is changing the way global businesses operate on a scale not seen since the Industrial Revolution of the 18th and 19th centuries. So, what are the options for financial institutions and other corporates looking to embrace this revolution?
Our DigiLinks blog will keep you informed on the latest cybersecurity, data privacy and tech news.
Insights, updates and news from our experienced Fintech lawyers around the world.
TechLinks is our employment essentials resource for small and start-up tech companies. It contains ideas, articles and key documents to help you build your team.