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.
terezie.pistkova@havelpartners.czArticles by the author
Shrinkflation: What the Milka case in Germany revealed and what this means for the Czech market
A German court has banned the sale of smaller Milka chocolate bars in packaging that is virtually identical to the previous one, unless consumers are clearly informed of the change in weight. The Czech legal system does not currently contain an explicit obligation to provide information about change
Marketing SMS Under the Microscope: Does a Website Link Count as Sender Identification?
Sending marketing messages via SMS is a complex discipline. Since regulation was first introduced, senders have been grappling with a near‑impossible challenge: how to meet all legal requirements within the technical limit of 160 characters per message, while still leaving enough room for the actual
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