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Marketing gone wrong: the IP mistakes we’ve all made︱sTARTUp Day 2026
Startup marketing is supposed to be bold, fast and slightly reckless. You are trying to cut through noise with a tiny budget, a tiny team and a runway that feels shorter every month. So you move quickly. You borrow inspiration. You remix culture. Legal considerations often enter the picture only later. This article is not […]
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Tax Stories: Aliia Roza
This is not my usual tax blog. I listened to the podcast below (The Shawn Ryan Show) and wanted to reflect on it a little. Here is the full podcast that I just listened to. It’s long (about 3.5 hours), but once I started listening to it, I couldn’t stop because I couldn’t believe my […]
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A landmark decision for competition law in Latvia
We successfully defended our client – one of Latvia’s major construction companies – in a landmark case concerning alleged cartel activity among the country’s largest construction firms. The Latvian Supreme Court has ruled that information obtained through operational measures within a criminal investigation – such as covert surveillance or wiretapping – cannot be used as […]
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European Legal update: 09.12. – 23.12.2025
Legal assistant Nikola Cīparsone compiled the material. COMPETITION & REGULATORY Commission presents Code of Practice on marking and labelling of AI-generated content Published: 17 December 2025 The European Commission has begun developing a Code of Practice to facilitate compliance with Article 50 of the AI Act, which sets transparency requirements for providers and users of generative AI […]
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A popular website-building platform has changed its ownership
We advised the software company Erply on the acquisition of Edicy from the technology company TextMagic. Edicy owns the website-building platform Voog. Voog aims to be the most convenient and user-friendly solution for creating and managing websites and e-commerce sites. A no-code website builder, it currently has around 5,000 clients. Erply’s CEO Robert Jacob explained […]