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Esports and Intellectual Property: Publishers, Image Rights and the Structure of Competitions
In esports, the owner of the video game occupies a position that does not exist in traditional sports. And its […]
Who Is Liable When an AI Causes Harm?
The AI Act imposes obligations, but it is not a compensation regime. And the instrument intended to address part of […]
Excluding the Vienna Convention: Who Actually Benefits?
The clause travels copied from one international contract to the next. It has almost never been decided which side the […]
Disputes in Digital Sponsorship Contracts: Exclusivity, Social Media and Termination
The sponsorship contract has a specific breach regime under the Spanish General Advertising Act. A little-explored route that may offer […]
Contracts with AI Suppliers: The Clauses Your Company Should Demand
AI Act series for business (no. 8) · They are not demanded out of caution, but because the Regulation imposes […]
How to Claim Against a Technology Supplier for Damage to Your Business
SME series · Everything turns on characterisation: depending on how the case is characterised, you have four days or you […]
Corporate identity theft online: how to respond
Ferrer-Bonsoms · SME and digital disputes series · 24 September 2026 A customer calls, angry, because they have paid an […]
When does your app’s balance become electronic money?
Ferrer-Bonsoms · 14 October 2026 The question always arrives late. The app works, users top up, the product grows, and […]
Sponsorship contracts with streamers and creators: what a brand should check
Ferrer-Bonsoms · Sport and intellectual property series (no. 3) · 8 October 2026 The conversation almost always starts the same […]
Article 13 vs Article 50: the AI Act’s dual transparency channel
Ferrer-Bonsoms · AI Act series for businesses (no. 7) · 6 October 2026 The conversation we have been having with […]
Unauthorised use of athletes’ image online: how to claim
A supplements brand posts a photograph of a footballer celebrating a goal on Instagram, with its logo over it and […]
The AI Act and the GDPR stack up: what the AEPD’s files teach
Ever since the Digital Omnibus deferred high-risk system obligations to 2 December 2027, many companies have filed the AI Act […]