With the growing popularity of NFT tokens, their qualification in the light of legal regulations has become important, in particular the possibility of classifying them as "virtual currencies" would be of great importance.

In today's post, we will discuss a topic that seems simple at first glance, but in practice it often turns out to cause many problems, doubts and ambiguities.

Sometimes, game characters look surprisingly similar, for example, to someone famous. Today, the issue of regulations related to the use of real-life personas in computer games is a major one.

The gaming market allows developers to reach anyone with a computer, console, or smartphone. Today, we'll explore the topic of geoblocking through the lens of relevant legal regulations.

In July 2020, the Act entered into force, adding, among other things, a section regulating proceedings in intellectual property matters, and establishing special courts to deal exclusively with such matters.

The most important changes introduced by this amendment concern regulations related to the functioning of groups of companies and the principles of management and supervision of commercial companies