Technology Law and Digital Law

A person, director, employee, trader, or virtual asset business faces questions about crypto transactions and suspected money laundering. Accounts or wallets may be frozen, and investigators may request records or an interview.

A digital asset business needs legal support but may not know which work is urgent. Licensing, token analysis, contracts, AML, marketing, tax, banking, disputes, and investigations involve different procedures.

You need legal help with a crypto license, token project, exchange dispute, frozen account, scam, or criminal investigation. Many firms advertise digital asset experience, but their actual regulatory and procedural experience varies

Generative AI has rapidly become essential in legal practice, yet most law firms lack a shared framework for using it effectively. This article presents a practical approach to AI adoption that emphasizes proper prompting techniques, grounding outputs in actual documents, and establishing firm-wide governance rules to maximize efficiency while minimizing professional risk.

The EU AI Act establishes the world's first comprehensive regulatory framework for artificial intelligence, with Article 50 transparency obligations now legally binding as of August 2026. Organizations deploying...

Will AI replace lawyers in the UAE? See where AI helps with research, review and drafting, and why advocacy and legal judgment remain human.

This collection showcases Ankura's latest insights spanning cryptocurrency enforcement, parcel shipping costs, sanctions compliance, cybersecurity threats, mortgage industry dynamics, healthcare labor challenges, AI governance in financial services, and business transformation strategies. Each piece examines critical operational and regulatory challenges facing organizations across multiple sectors, offering strategic perspectives on navigating complex business environments.

The best cybercrime lawyer in Dubai is not determined by one title or one broad reputation. The right choice depends on whether the client is reporting online fraud, blackmail, defamation, or an Article 44 privacy violation, or defending an accusation under Federal Decree-Law No. 34 of 2021.

The United Arab Emirates has rapidly evolved its regulatory framework for autonomous vehicles across federal and emirate levels, establishing comprehensive licensing, testing, and operational requirements. From Abu Dhabi's groundbreaking driverless vehicle permits to Dubai's detailed executive regulations and Ras Al Khaimah's new AV law, the UAE is creating a multi-layered compliance architecture that extends beyond road vehicles into marine and logistics applications