When technology breaks, whether through a cyber attack, an inspection by the data protection authority, a gaming or digital regulator knocking on the door or an AI system that went wrong, companies call me, and that is what this blog is about.

I am a technology, data and gaming lawyer top ranked by all the main legal directories in technology and data protection. I am dual-qualified in Italy and in England and Wales, and over more than twenty years I have handled cyber incidents, digital and data investigations and disputes for some of the largest technology, gaming and data-driven businesses in the world, which is also where most of what I write here comes from.

What makes the difference in this work is knowing the client’s business rather than only the law, because when something goes wrong there is no time left to learn how a company operates, and most of the time the objective is to make sure that nobody needs to call me at three in the morning in the first place. That is the reason I built legal tech tools such as Prisca AI Compliance and Transfer, and the AI Academy, all of them designed to turn compliance into something that actually protects a business rather than a checklist to be ticked.

I have been top ranked by Chambers and Legal 500 for my work on technology, data protection, artificial intelligence and gaming, and I am part of DLA Piper’s global Digital, Data and Cyber team. I also coordinate the AILX, Artificial Intelligence Law eXperts, and IPTT, Italian Privacy and Cyber Think Tank communities, where more than three hundred professionals exchange views on artificial intelligence, privacy and cybersecurity law.

GamingTechLaw turned fifteen this year, and alongside it I host the podcast Diritto al Digitale, both of which exist for the same reason, which is to share what I see happening on the front line of technology law and what companies should be doing about it before it happens to them.

You can reach me on LinkedIn.

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