lexlink2025

From Pen and Ink to AI: Technology and Legal Practice

Richard Ortoli Founding Partner Ortoli Rosenstadt LLP New York, Miami, Singapore, Hong Kong The practice of law has evolved by keeping pace with and adapting to technological advances. That evolution can be traced through the tools that lawyers have worked with over time: From the earliest days until the nineteenth century, lawyers worked with pen…

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How Lexlink aligns culture across global firms

By Daniela Koenig Partner at BÜHLMANN KOENIG & PARTNER Board Member of Lexlink   When I think about what makes cross-border collaboration work in the legal profession, it almost always comes down to culture. You can have the smartest lawyers in the room and the best systems in place, but if the culture is not…

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Connecting with colleagues around the world — Philipp Brunner’s experience with Lexlink

For Bühlmann Koenig & Partner (BKP), collaboration and expertise go hand in hand. BKP has been part of the Lexlink network for more than 15 years and has been significantly contributing to the development of the network by being represented in its Executive Committee, thereby strengthening its international relationships and visibility within the global legal community.  The…

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How can law firms protect themselves from cybercriminals?

By Oren Speiser Founding Partner at Granot Speiser Law Office (Israel) As technology becomes a more integral part of our personal and professional lives, it is little wonder that cybercriminals are expanding their operations to target more organisations. Some cybercriminals are seeking money, others look to access sensitive data, while others seem to simply relish…

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What it takes to develop the next generation of leaders in law

By Maristela SA Rossetti Partner at Rossetti Advogados (Brazil) President of Lexlink When I look back on my own career in the legal profession, I realise just how much I owe to the people who took the time to guide me. Of course, I’ve grown my technical legal knowledge over the years, but the lessons…

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Turkey: Principle Decision By The Turkish Data Protection Authority

10 July 2025 The Turkish Data Protection Authority (“Authority”) published a principle decision (“Decision”) dated 10 June 2025 and numbered 2025/1072 on the processing of personal data by sending verification codes via SMS to data subjects during the provision of products and services. The Decision was published in Official Gazette dated 26 June 2025 and…

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ISRAEL: DOING BUSINESS IN ISRAEL

1.The Legal System of Israel . Israeli law is based mostly on a common law legal system, but also incorporates some aspects of continental law. It also reflects the diverse history of the territory of the State of Israel throughout the last two hundred years (Ottoman sovereignty and after it British sovereignty), as well as…

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POLAND: DOING BUSINESS IN POLAND

The Legal System of Poland The legal system of Poland is based on the continental legal system (civil law tradition). The sources of generally binding law in Poland are: the Constitution, laws, ratified international agreements and regulations. The Constitution as currently in force since 1997 is considered the most important source of law in Poland….

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