Politis & Partners advises technology companies, telecoms operators, digital platforms, AI businesses, software providers, fintech operators and multinational groups on the legal and regulatory issues arising from technology-driven products and services in Greece.

Our practice combines corporate and commercial legal expertise with regulatory experience in data protection, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, telecommunications, digital services, intellectual property, e-commerce, software licensing and technology contracting.

We support clients at all stages of their operations, from market entry and product launch to commercial contracting, regulatory compliance, corporate structuring, investment rounds and dispute resolution.

Our experience includes advising on:

• software, SaaS, platform and technology licensing agreements;
• IT procurement, outsourcing and service level arrangements;
• GDPR compliance, data processing agreements, privacy governance and DPO services;
• cybersecurity, NIS2 readiness, telecoms security obligations and regulatory filings;
• AI governance, AI Act readiness, automated decision-making and HR technology;
• electronic communications, satellite connectivity and digital infrastructure regulation;
• e-commerce platforms, online terms, consumer-facing digital services and domain names;
• payment technology, fintech, consumer finance and digital financial products;
• intellectual property ownership, protection, licensing and enforcement.

We have advised on:

• the Greek regulatory framework for satellite broadband and connectivity services;
• cybersecurity and security policy filings for telecoms and connectivity providers;
• AI-powered conversational agents used in HR and corporate environments;
• software and SaaS agreements for fast-growing technology companies;
• GDPR compliance, DPO services and employee data matters;
• payment services regulation, AML, agent structures and consumer transparency for innovative cash access solutions;
• non-bank consumer lending and digital finance market entry in Greece;
• technology contracting, IP ownership and licensing in software development and outsourcing arrangements;
• e-commerce, domain names, digital platforms and online consumer terms.