Law Firm
We handle selected legal matters with focused depth and the practical judgment needed to turn legal analysis into usable decisions, documents and next steps.
Practice areas
Selected areas of practice where legal precision, practical context and clear ownership of the work product matter.
Leading focus
Legal support for AI, data and technology products entering, testing or expanding into the European market.
Practice
Advice on business structures, transactions, governance and day-to-day legal decisions.
Practice
Advice on regulatory obligations, licensing matters, compliance frameworks and regulated business models.
Practice
Support for online sales, consumer-facing terms, retail operations, platform relationships and digital commerce.
Practice
Strategic support in disputes and litigation where legal and commercial consequences overlap.
Featured focus
AI, data and technology matters often start with something concrete: a product, customer request, data flow, contract, procurement question or EU market-entry step.
Why Tatra Legal
Good legal work should clarify the issue, fit the practical context and produce outputs that can be used in the matter.
We concentrate on selected areas where legal precision and subject-matter understanding matter.
We read the legal question through the decision, document, relationship, risk or market step in which it will be used.
Advice, contracts and legal documents are prepared to be read, negotiated, reviewed and relied on in practice.
Insights
Selected commentary on legal questions with practical cross-sector implications.
AI & Tech
The EU AI Act can affect organisations outside the European Union, but not simply because they use AI. Territorial scope depends on market access, putting systems into service, and certain cases where AI outputs are used in the Union.
10 June 2026
AI & Tech
General-purpose AI models are treated separately from many downstream AI systems under the EU AI Act. Providers need to understand the difference between a model, an AI system built on that model, and additional obligations for models with systemic risk.
10 June 2026
AI & Tech
Before applying the EU AI Act, businesses need to distinguish AI systems from general-purpose AI models, understand the main risk categories, and map the roles of providers, deployers and other actors in the AI value chain.
10 June 2026
