Our Head of German Desk, Dr. Máté Kakas, Senior Counsel at VJT&Partners, recently attended legalXchange in Munich, a conference dedicated to the digital transformation of the legal market.
We are happy to contribute to the latest GLI - AI, Machine Learning & Big Data guide. As part of this global, cross-border publication, it provides a comparative view across jurisdictions.
We are pleased to share that our partner, Endre Varady, has successfully obtained the AI Governance Professional (IAPP AIGP) certification - held by only a few Hungarian lawyers.
This year again, The Legal 500 EMEA, the prestigious guide ranking Europe’s leading law firms, recognised VJT & Partners across a number of key practice areas.
The Chambers Europe Guide has once again recognised VJT & Partners among the leading law firms in Hungary, with strong feedback from clients across Corporate/M&A, TMT and Employment.
AI use cases are spreading rapidly across organizations but often without proper guardrails. Organizations that control AI use cases today will be better positioned to manage AI risks tomorrow.
Hot topic, strategic thinking and an exceptionally engaged audience - this is how we could summarise the second edition of the joint business breakfast organised by the BCCH / British Chamber of Commerce in Hungary and VJT & Partners.
AI-supported recruitment is quickly becoming standard practice. While these tools can streamline hiring, their opaque logic and growing autonomy raise significant legal and governance risks especially in cross-border recruitment, where organisations must navigate different regulatory frameworks while upholding shared principles
Hungary’s implementation of the European Accessibility Act (EAA) marks one of the most significant regulatory developments for businesses offering digital products and services.
Hungary’s new validation requirement for crypto-asset exchanges, adopted this summer, is now taking more concrete form with the publication of the Implementing Decree.
As AI technology accelerates, so do the complexities of its regulation. How is Hungary implementing the AI Act and setting up its new supervisory authorities?