information technology has left a strong and even indelible imprint on the needs of governments, companies and all stakeholders. The virtual nature of communication and discussion, and consequently, the need to ensure their security, has become an important issue.

Through their extensive experience, particularly in a corporate setting, the lawyers in the IT and communications department have the expertise to offer their clients support in implementing the tools and solutions they prefer or that they are offered, and have a perceptive understanding of the technical and legal requirements.

The clients of the IT and communications department include telecommunications operators, and players in the IT, Defense and new media sectors (mobile services, connected television, Online games and gambling sites, e-commerce).

Lawyers in the IT and communications department have been asked to contribute to the publication of many articles, in particular about cloud computing, the opening of the gaming and gambling market and brand content.

 Drawing up and negotiating software solution and application design, realization and manufacturing agreements for all types of environments and stakeholders
 Drawing up and negotiating website or mobile-site creation agreements
 Drawing up and negotiating outsourcing contracts.
 Assistance in conducting major IT projects
 Drawing up and negotiating hosting and maintenance agreements
 Legal audit of companies, websites and IT and telecommunications agreements for acquisition or sale projects
 Technical litigation and court-ordered appraisals
 Training focus on client needs

Various areas of law impact on how we interact with culture and technology on a daily basis. Whether enshrined in statute or developed by the courts, these forms of regulation ensure that we are protected in both the digital or disconnected environments. Defamation law, personal and information privacy principles, intellectual property, electronic security, and broadcasting and telecommunications regulation have all developed to keep our  lives on track.

Law courses cut across the wide range of issues that arise in these areas and are taught by academics and lawyers who bring their policy and practical experience into the classroom. Law won’t just show you what’s happening right now with respect to media & technology law: it will prepare you for what will happen next.

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