Clemens Handl ist österreichischer Rechtsanwalt, Partner bei CHG Rechtsanwälte und Leiter der Praxisgruppe Data & Technology. Er berät Unternehmen zu KI-Recht und der EU-KI-Verordnung, Datenschutz, Cybersicherheit, IT-Recht sowie Software-, SaaS-, Cloud- und Lizenzverträgen.
Clemens Handl is an Austrian attorney-at-law and partner at CHG Rechtsanwaelte. He heads the firm's data & technology practice group and advises companies on AI law, IT law, data protection, cybersecurity, digital business models, software contracts, SaaS/cloud agreements, e-commerce, data law and intellectual property. Public directory evidence also links him to Liechtenstein and technology fields including software, internet, telecommunications, blockchain and fintech.
KI-Recht und Governance
Legal advice for companies procuring, deploying or offering AI systems: AI Act classification, internal policies, AI literacy, procurement and the use of open-source or open-weight models.
Datenschutz und DSGVO
Data-protection advice and external DPO work, including privacy governance, impact assessments, data-processing agreements, access requests and incident response.
Cybersicherheit und digitale Produkte
Legal advice on the Cyber Resilience Act, NIS2 and Austrian NISG, digital product liability, cybersecurity governance, contractual risk and incident-reporting obligations.
Software, Daten und digitales Wirtschaften
Advice on software, SaaS, cloud and licensing contracts, the Data Act, e-commerce, digital services, copyright and digital business models.
Expert commentary on the potential implications of a US Supreme Court decision for the EU-US Data Privacy Framework and recommended preparedness measures for Austrian businesses using US cloud and software services.
Co-authored overview of cross-border electronic evidence requests and their implications for service providers.
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Guest commentary on the practical AI Act obligations for businesses, including transparency, prohibited practices, AI literacy, delayed high-risk AI obligations, and controls for confidential and personal data in public AI services.
Public GitHub repository and hosted application for a single-file browser dashboard that monitors Austrian data-protection case law using RIS OGD metadata, shrinkwrap.legal summaries and local IndexedDB storage.
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