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Robert Nešpůrek

As soon as I got the opportunity to do a one-year postgraduate course in European law in the Netherlands after my studies at a law faculty in Prague, I knew immediately that I wanted to specialise in international trade law, technology law and intellectual property, as well as related aspects of competition law. I started in the Prague office of a global law firm where I was also interested in telecoms and technology transactions, as we were going through the dot.com boom, and I had the opportunity to work briefly in London. In 2001, we founded our law firm Havel & Partners and I continued in this specialisation. After 2008, I formed our dedicated Commercial IP and IT advisory group, where we are now fully engaged in all areas of intellectual property, digital economy, e-commerce, fintech, drones, autonomous cars, blockchain and technology transactions and all possible types of commercial contractual relationships, both domestic and cross-border.

robert.nespurek@havelpartners.cz
Articles by the author
More funding for movies and video games or fees for streaming platforms: What changes does the amendment to the Audiovisual Act introduce?Technology
Nikita Fesyukov, Michal Kandráč, Robert Nešpůrek, Aleš Vytopil, Ota Cuřín

More funding for movies and video games or fees for streaming platforms: What changes does the amendment to the Audiovisual Act introduce?

The dynamic growth of the entertainment industry has not escaped the attention of Czech lawmakers, who have decided to address this trend with an amendment to the Audiovisual Act. The objective of the amendment is to modernise and strengthen the competitiveness of the Czech audiovisual market intern
Computer games and consumer law – What should you be aware of as a player or developer?Consumer
Michal Kandráč, Robert Nešpůrek, Lukáš Jakoubek, Tomáš Lupač, Diana Gregová

Computer games and consumer law – What should you be aware of as a player or developer?

Only few people realise that consumer protection regulations must also be respected when developing and playing computer games. It doesn’t happen very often, but even in the Czech Republic we have encountered inspectors from the Czech Trade Inspection Authority checking whether a computer game viola