Róbert is a specialist in information technology law, intellectual property, artificial intelligence (AI), media and telecommunications, data protection, e-commerce, advertising, consumer protection, commercial contractual relations, and regulation of digital and technological services, including gambling.
In the realm of technology law and AI, Róbert delves into the legal intricacies of developing, implementing, and responsibly utilizing AI systems. His expertise includes ensuring compliance with the AI Act, addressing liability for algorithmic decisions, and establishing internal AI policies and ethical frameworks for developing and implementing AI solutions. He also focuses on AI systems in the public sector, the regulation of generative AI, legal protection of AI outputs, and the misuse of technologies such as deepfake. Róbert regularly conducts training, lectures, and publishes on the topic of legal regulation of artificial intelligence.
He is also the Chairman of the Board of the Artificial Intelligence Association in Slovakia (ASAI), which plays a pivotal role in professional discourse on AI, commenting on legislation, creating ethical standards, and raising awareness about the responsible use of AI technologies.
In information technology law, Róbert addresses the legal aspects of software creation and use, IT solution implementation, and the provision of information society services. His extensive experience includes legal advisory on digital transformation, IT outsourcing, SaaS solutions, and contractual relationships between developers and end-users.
Róbert’s expertise in intellectual and industrial property covers issues involving copyright, trademarks, designs, patents, utility models, and domain names, with an emphasis on comprehensive IP strategies, rights enforcement, and licensing. He regularly represents clients in intellectual property infringement disputes.
In data protection, Róbert advises on GDPR compliance, ePrivacy regulation, international data transfers, and personal data security. He also tackles specific challenges in data processing within AI systems and online environments.
Róbert advises clients across various sectors, including internet platforms, the financial sector, the automotive and food industries, and public administration. In commercial law, he prepares and negotiates commercial, IT, and IP contracts, including licensing and franchise agreements.
Prior to joining HAVEL & PARTNERS, Róbert worked at the Canadian law firm Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP in Vancouver and for a company providing legal services primarily to Swiss clients.
