1 April marked the end of this year's Tech Law Clinic - a project focusing on cutting edge and future technology law, co-funded by Erasmus+.
The project was implemented by five universities from four countries (Catholic University of Lyon, Radboud University, University of Eastern Piedmont, University of Lodz, Jagiellonian University). The classes were designed to develop knowledge, skills, and social competencies of crucial importance for lawyers of the 21st century. The main topic of this year's edition was the protection of consumers against dangers arising from the use of chatbots and issues concerning insurance contracts.
During the last meeting, the jury evaluating student teams presenting proposals for the regulation of aspects of law and technology included Julita Zawadzka, PhD, KKG partner, who also conducted workshops on drafting pleadings for students of the program.
The event's complete program can be found under the following link: https://bit.ly/3wQdCFi
Specialises in substantive and procedural civil law. Cooperates with a team providing comprehensive legal services to businesses in the energy sector. Also participates in the work of the team handling court disputes.