IT & crypto
Technology products and digital-asset projects move fast, but Serbian contract and regulatory rules still decide what is enforceable. I help teams document the deal and understand the compliance path before they commit capital or go live.
Typical mandates cover software and SaaS agreements, development and outsourcing contracts, IP assignment and licensing, and privacy-related clauses that sit alongside the commercial terms. The drafting is meant to be used by product and operations teams, not only by lawyers.
Where the model touches digital assets, virtual currencies, or other regulated activity, I map how Serbian rules apply to your concrete facts — what is permitted, what needs a licence or registration, and what should wait until the structure is clearer.
You get usable options and a sequenced plan: contracts first, regulatory steps next, and a frank view of residual risk. The point is to move the project forward without inventing complexity.
Who this is for
Founders and operators of IT and crypto-related businesses, product companies contracting with clients or vendors in Serbia, and foreign teams that need local law applied to a technology or digital-asset model.
How the work usually starts
Describe the product or model, the counterparties, and whether you are drafting, reviewing, or checking regulatory fit. I come back with the key legal issues, a work plan, and fees before deeper analysis or negotiation starts.
Typical matters
- IT, SaaS, development, and outsourcing agreements
- IP assignment, licensing, and source-code arrangements
- Guidance on digital-asset and crypto-related regulation in Serbia
- Contract and compliance review before launch or fundraising
- Vendor and customer paper for technology services
- Cross-border technology contracts with a Serbian party
Discuss your matter
Describe the situation in a few lines. You will receive a reply on next steps, usually within one to two business days.
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