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Play-to-Earn (P2E) or Gambling in Disguise? Key Legal Risks for Developers
A P2E project risks being treated as gambling if players pay in, the outcome depends on chance and the reward can be sold. Since 2021 the risks have gone beyond gambling: securities law, MiCA, loot box rules and app store requirements now apply too. We go through how to test a game against the gambling…
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AI-Generated Content and Copyright: Who Owns the Rights to Generated Texts and Images?
undefined You prompted, the model produced a picture, and you published it. Whether anyone owns that picture is a harder question than it looks. In most major jurisdictions pure machine output has no author, so it has no copyright. We go through what counts as a human contribution, what risks training data brings and what…
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Why a Contractor or Employee Agreement Is Your Business’s First Line of Defense
Why a verbal deal or an internet template is risky, how an employee differs from a contractor and what a solid agreement must contain.
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Terms of Service & Privacy Policy: Why “Copy & Paste” Is the Worst Strategy for Your Project
Why template Terms of Service and Privacy Policy put your project at risk, and what your documents need to cover to actually protect the business.
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What to Check in Digital Marketing Before You Launch a Campaign
The legal risks of digital marketing in international markets and what to check in your ads, mailings, data practices and influencer work before launch.
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Where to Incorporate: Six Criteria for Choosing a Jurisdiction
Where you register a company decides your tax, your access to banks and investors, and which licences you can obtain. A country ranking or a low tax rate answers only part of the question. What matters is where your clients are, where you will really work and what the regulator in your niche expects. We…