GDPR

Lukáš Jakoubek

I like to try new things, and my curiosity, which sometimes knows no limits, led me to photography. A good photograph tells a story. In the same way, people and companies write their own stories and I enjoy writing them with them. That's why I'm fascinated by the areas of advertising law and personal data protection, which bring stories to life. In addition, I specialise in contractual obligations and consumer law (including e-commerce projects and administrative proceedings) with a focus on the automotive and cosmetics industries. When I'm not travelling (or at least pointing my finger on the map), you'll find me in the water, on my bike or running, i.e. at a triathlon.

Vladislav Bernard

While studying at law school, I gravitated, perhaps out of laziness at the time, toward public law. I believed that within its framework all the rules would be clearly described in the laws. Then I got to competition law. I found out how naive I was. There is not much to describe in two paragraphs. Perhaps that is why competition law in all its complexity "caught my eye". Over time, I have become slightly concerned about how little fundamental rights and freedoms are protected in its enforcement. So I started studying constitutional law so that I could contribute to improving the situation. I would like to enrich the competition law section of the blog with insights from it.

Daša Aradská

My passion for justice and desire to help those in need led me to pursue a career in law. I specialise in labour law, and the introduction of GDPR has prompted me to focus more intensively on data protection. As technology has advanced, I have become fascinated by how law responds to new challenges, and how cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and other technologies are changing our lives. I combine law with modern technologies and am interested in how innovations can not only simplify daily life but also be addressed by law to ensure they are beneficial and safe for everyone.

Martina Rievajová

The publication titled "Can a machine think?" by renowned scientist Alan Turing, and my first encounter with Pepper the robot, ignited a lifelong passion for the challenges of technology. This field, like any other aspect of human life, cannot do without belated state regulation, which encourages legal creativity in an unregulated industry. Information technology law and closely related intellectual property law and data protection are my daily challenge, which with each new case reinforces my curiosity and thirst for new information in this unexplored area.

Terezie Píšťková

I practice law at the intersection of the creative and technology sectors. In practice, I focus primarily on establishing contractual relationships and personal data protection, an area that appeals to me due to its dynamism and constant evolution in response to new technologies. At the same time, I have long specialized in intellectual property law, particularly copyright law, to which I was drawn by my connection to art, music, and the cultural environment, where I recognize the importance of protecting creative work and the author’s personality.

Jaroslav Seborský

The lawyer in me strives not only to use modern systems, but also to understand them - from their technical aspects to how they handle our personal data. That's why I started focusing on technology law, including intellectual property and data protection, while still at school. In my spare time, I try to find balance by escaping into a good book or doing sport.