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Partner
Clara Lind
Technology & data
Expertise / Business
Technology, data & IP
Rights, contracts and data processes that support digital products and innovation.
Your objective comes first.
We begin by understanding the decision you need to make, the people involved and the documents available. Our work in technology, data & ip connects legal analysis with your practical priorities.
How we can help
- Development and licensing agreements
- Software and content rights registers
- Review of personal data processes
A clear process, from the outset.
First, we define the scope and identify open questions. Then we review the documents, consider available options and agree a practical sequence of actions. You receive focused updates that explain what has changed and what needs your decision.
When a matter crosses borders
We map the jurisdictions, dependencies and deadlines before setting the plan. Where local input is needed, we coordinate the work so that advice from different locations supports the same objective.
People / This practice
The team behind the work.
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Professional advice helps connect your identity, your rights and the markets you want to reach.
- Start with the right questions.Clarify what you want to protect, who owns it and where it will be used.
- Identify potential conflicts.Review the relevant information before committing to a name, a launch or an application strategy.
- Keep the documentation aligned.Connect development, licensing and brand arrangements to the rights your business actually holds.
- Coordinate across markets.Plan the work around the jurisdictions involved, with local input where required.
- Stay organised as you grow.Keep a clear register of rights, agreements and actions that need follow-up.
What you can expect
Good advice should
make things clearer.
Experience with purpose.
Careful review of the facts, the documents and the practical objective behind your matter.
Respect for your time.
Defined priorities, an agreed scope and a clear sequence of actions, without unnecessary complexity.
Personal attention.
A clear point of contact, focused updates and room to ask questions throughout the engagement.
Working with FSTLAW
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From the first question
to a clear plan.
Tell us about your matter.
Call our Prague office or use the callback form. Share a brief outline, your location and any important deadlines so we can arrange the right first conversation.
Agree the scope.
We clarify your objective, identify the information needed and discuss the proposed work, timing and fees. The next steps should be clear before the engagement begins.
Move forward, together.
Once the scope is agreed and the necessary information is available, we start the work. You receive updates on progress, open questions and decisions that need your input.
Can you help if I am outside Czechia?
Yes. We work with clients across locations and time zones, and coordinate cross-border matters. Tell us where you are based and which countries are involved so we can discuss the right approach and any local input needed.
What should I include in my first enquiry?
A short description of the issue, your contact details, the countries involved and any important dates is enough to start. Please avoid sending sensitive documents in the initial form; we can agree how to share the relevant material later.
What if I cannot reach your Prague number?
Use the callback form and select your preferred contact method. Include your country or time zone so we can arrange a suitable conversation during business hours in Prague. The current website form remains a preview until message delivery is enabled.
How are the scope and fees agreed?
The proposed work depends on your objective, the documents, the jurisdictions involved and the urgency. We discuss the scope, timing and fee arrangements before the engagement begins. There is no universal package for every matter.
Can you assist with an urgent matter?
Explain the deadline and the immediate issue when you contact us. We will discuss availability and the practical steps required. When the matter calls for an on-site presence, travel can be arranged as part of the engagement.
Will I receive updates during the work?
We agree how to communicate and who needs to be involved. Updates focus on progress, new information, outstanding questions and the decisions that need your attention.