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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 […]
Integrating the OpenAI or Anthropic API into your SaaS: the obligations you take on
Adding an artificial intelligence feature to a product is now an afternoon’s work: an API key, a handful of calls, […]
Corporate identity theft online: how to respond
SME and digital disputes series — Ferrer-Bonsoms Abogados A customer calls, angry, because they have paid an invoice the company […]
“Carbon neutral” and “plastic neutral”: why these claims must be withdrawn and what to say instead
From 27 September 2026, environmental claims based on offsetting can no longer be used in the European Union. That means […]
AI literacy (Article 4 of the AI Act): what training it requires and how to evidence it
It is the most ignored obligation in the entire EU Artificial Intelligence Act, and one of the first to enter […]
Chatbots and Article 50 of the AI Act: How to Comply with the Transparency Obligation
Chatbots have become one of the most common ways for companies to incorporate artificial intelligence into their operations. Customer service, […]