This article examines how European copyright law applies to AI training, model memorization, outputs, and deployment, and what recent German cases and the pending Like Company v. Google proceeding mean for U.S. companies bringing AI-enabled products into Europe.
This article explains how AI liability actually works in Europe, examining the three legal regimes that create civil exposure for U.S. companies entering the EU market: national copyright law, GDPR automated decision-making rules, and the revised EU Product Liability Directive.
This article explains why recent changes to the EU AI Act should not be mistaken for regulatory relief, examining how the EU Digital Omnibus shifts implementation timelines while leaving key transparency, disclosure, and GDPR obligations in place for companies operating in European markets.
Holon Law Partners welcomes Rita Dienes, Esq., CIPP/E, AIGP, whose experience inside European Union institutions and deep knowledge of GDPR, the EU AI Act, and cross-border regulatory strategy strengthens the firm’s ability to advise clients navigating AI governance and international data privacy compliance.
This article explains why AI-enabled transactions require a fundamentally expanded diligence framework, covering training data provenance, model licensing, AI governance, privacy compliance, and regulatory exposure under frameworks such as the EU AI Act.