Yes. We assist our clients in defining and implementing their strategies for influencing public authorities, regulators, and French and European institutions. Our role is to clarify the legal issues, structure the company's positions, and formulate reasoned contributions during public consultations, normative work, or regulatory development processes.

Entropy works alongside executives to inform their most sensitive decisions, whether it involves structuring an innovative project, assessing a major legal risk, or guiding corporate strategy in the face of technological, regulatory, or competitive challenges. We provide legal, operational, and business analysis focused on decision-making, risk management, and protecting company value. Our support is tailored to our clients' maturity and growth levels (from start-ups to listed companies) and proactively anticipates their various stages of development (e.g., fundraising and investor demands and expectations, such as Series A, Series B, Series C, etc.).

Yes. We identify emerging risks related to digital regulation, data, AI, critical technologies, and cybersecurity. Then, we translate these risks into concrete impact scenarios for your organization. Our goal is to enable you to anticipate rather than suffer from them. Entropy is a firm recognized for its ability to work at the intersection of technology, regulatory, and public policy issues. We frequently advise on emerging legal issues.

Yes. Weregularly assist executive committees, legal departments, and boards ofdirectors with issues relating to governance, risk, strategic compliance,technology arbitration, and investment opportunities. We get involved early inthe decision-making process, refine analyses, prepare the necessary elementsfor deliberation, and help structure a legally sound strategy that iscompatible with the company's ambitions.

Yes. We intervene in critical situations: digital incidents, strategic litigation,regulatory investigations, partnership breakdowns, product blockages, mediacrises or reputational damage. We coordinate legal analysis and responsestrategy, as well as relations with regulators, partners, and shareholders. Whereappropriate, we work with communications and crisis management firms appointedby the client. Our experience in crisis management enables us to reduceimmediate exposure while safeguarding the company’s long-term interests.

We have extensive experience and recognized expertise in data protection. Our approach is pragmatic, business-oriented, and compatible with innovation, ensuring your compliance without hindering your growth, partnerships, or product development.

We support many French and international players such as start-ups, scale-ups, SMEs, and international groups in the operational implementation of the GDPR and the analysis of their data challenges.

Recognized for several years as a leading firm in personal data issues, our firm stands out for its sustained practice of defending clients during CNIL audits and proceedings. This direct experience allows us to understand expectations, anticipate areas of concern, and build response strategies that are both operational and legally robust.

Yes. Entropy provides DPOservices for companies of all sizes, both in France and internationally. Wesupervise all aspects of your day-to-day compliance, assess sensitiveprocessing operations, support and train your teams, engage with the CNIL, andpropose governance solutions tailored to your organization.

Yes. We work alongside many DPOs, helping them with their day-to-day decisions, drafting or reviewing sensitive documents, responding to requests to exercise rights, conducting impact assessments, and dealing with CNIL inspections or requests for information. We act as their legal, strategic, and operational partner.

Yes. Entropy assists companies and government agencies that wish to obtain processing authorization when required by law, including when it concerns health data. We also participate in the CNIL's supervised innovation programs, such as "sandboxes," experimentation mechanisms, and derogation requests.

Yes. Entropy supports its clients throughout the inspection process, from the initial findings made by the CNIL and requests for information, to any simplified or ordinary procedure, drafting observations in response to the CNIL's findings and representing you at a hearing before its restricted committee. The firm can also prepare your teams for a dawn raid inspection and directly audit your compliance to assess areas of risk in the event of an inspection.

Yes. We manage the entire NIS 2 compliance process: qualification of the entity (essential or important), development of the roadmap, drafting and updating of mandatory policies, adaptation of service provider contracts, defense of entities in the event of legal action by a court or authority (ANSSI).

Yes. We take care of all the legal aspects of a cyber incident: classification of the attack, notification requirements (CNIL, ANSSI, ACPR, etc.), preservation of evidence, coordination with technical teams, filing complaints, and dealing with insurance companies. We also defend you before the authorities (CNIL, ANSSI, etc.) and courts.

Yes. We draft, audit, and negotiate all cybersecurity-related contracts: IT outsourcing, SOC, cloud, bug bounty, pentest, incident response, detection tools, maintenance, etc. We secure critical clauses (liabilities, SLAs, continuity, penalties, reversibility) and guarantee compliance with European standards (NIS 2, DORA, GDPR, etc.).

Yes. We support cybersecurity providers (MSSPs, SOCs, publishers, pentesters, ethical hackers, OSINT, etc.). We secure your contracts, manage disputes related to security breaches, delays, or incidents, and defend your interests in the event of allegations of misconduct. Our lawyers represent you before all courts (civil, commercial, administrative, criminal) as well as before regulatory authorities (CNIL, ANSSI, ACPR, etc.).

Yes. We support our corporate clients at every stage of their relationship with a cybersecurity provider: negotiating and securing key clauses, analyzing breaches or incidents, identifying responsibilities and possible actions. We represent you before all courts and authorities (CNIL, ANSSI, etc.) to defend your interests.

Yes. We assist companies in negotiating and executing their cyber insurance policies: analyzing coverage, reporting claims, managing communications with insurers, and coordinating obligations in the event of an incident. We also intervene in cases of coverage denial or litigation.

Yes. We qualify your products and services (encryption, cyber surveillance, etc.) to identify your obligations under EU Regulation 2021/821. We secure your export contracts, prepare authorization requests to the French SBDU, and defend you in the event of refusal, blocking, or administrative investigation.

Yes. We provide legal security for your bug bounty, penetration testing, and OSINT investigation programs. We define the legal framework for operations, draft rules of engagement, validate participation conditions and disclosure policies, and verify compliance with applicable regulations (criminal law, GDPR, etc.). We also intervene in the event of litigation.

Yes. Entropy designs and delivers training courses on the obligations arising from several European texts (NIS2, GDPR), crisis management, and executive responsibility. These sessions are intended for executives, CISOs, DPOs, and technical teams.

Entropy is recognized in the ecosystem as one of the most cutting-edge law firms in the field of AI. For several years, the firm has assisted the most advanced players in developing machine learning models, computer vision, small and large language models, agents, foundation models, and specialized artificial intelligence systems through RAG and fine-tuning. Entropy assists developers, deployers, and end users of artificial intelligence systems.

The firm helps companies with AI applications in various fields, including healthcare, HR, e-commerce, public safety, transportation, industry, luxury goods, and media. The firm works with innovative players based in France (French Tech, scale-ups, unicorns), in Europe (particularly on European research projects), and internationally, particularly in the United States.

Pragmatic and realistic. The development and deployment of AI models and systems raise issues of personal data protection, intellectual property, image rights, labor law, contractual and tort liability, and ethics.

The firm helps you identify and mitigate the specific issues involved in the projects you are implementing in your organizations. Entropy helps you focus on the essentials, in other words, doing what is necessary when it is necessary.

Yes. The firm helps you determine the classification of your AI tools and the associated obligations. We assist our clients in drafting their data protection impact assessments (applied to AI), mapping their AI systems and associated documentation, drafting their contracts, and analyzing their user interfaces.

Yes. We are convinced that effective governance of artificial intelligence is necessary to ensure that the legal commitments made are effectively adopted by your teams. To do this, we assist you in drafting your ethical charters, user guides for AI systems for your staff, and checklists of critical points to be verified by your developers.

Entropy is also regularly commissioned to provide advice on the organization and governance of AI and digital transformation projects within large international groups.

Yes.Every day, we assist companies of all sizes in developing and providingartificial intelligence solutions (e.g., general-purpose models; language,image, or voice models; AI agents; AI systems specializing in medicine, humanresources, or e-commerce, etc.).

To do this, we assist you in drafting all thecontractual documentation necessary to launch your business and sign yourclients, such as your terms and conditions of use or service agreement, yourdata processing agreement (DPA), your privacy policy, or your client FAQ.

Thissupport is provided in an agile manner to enable you to launch your business assoon as possible while allowing you to scale your contracting processesin the future.

Platforms are subject to a dense and constantly evolving legal framework: GDPR, DSA, consumer law, host liability, relations with ARCOM and/or the European Commission, content delisting, moderation, etc. Entropy supports French and international platforms (start-ups, scale-ups, established players) in ensuring the operational compliance of their products and user journeys.

Our approach is pragmatic, tailored to your business challenges, and designed to secure your business models without hindering innovation, growth, or the fluidity of the user experience. Entropy is recognized for its expertise in Trust & Safety and content delisting.

Yes. Weregularly assist platforms with operational issues such as: setting up areporting and moderation system that complies with the DSA and ARCOMexpectations; managing user relations (handling fake reviews, moderatingsensitive content); ensuring compliance for a marketplace or social networkhosting minors (protection against CSAM, cyberbullying, mental health, ageverification, manual or algorithmic moderation)?

We workalongside product, legal, and Trust & Safety teams to reconcile complianceand user experience.

Yes. We help platforms analyze their status and implement the associated obligations: processing notifications of illegal content, moderation policies, specific obligations for minors, annual reporting and documentation, auditing interfaces to limit the risks of dark patterns, etc.

We help you integrate these obligations into your products, processes, and moderation tools.

Yes. Entropy develops and updates all your contractual documentation: terms and conditions, user agreements, moderation charters, community rules, information notices, service contracts, etc.

Yes. We audit your customer journeys, interfaces, and engagement mechanisms to identify risks related to dark patterns, consumer protection, GDPR, or DSA.

Then, we offer concrete, product-oriented recommendations to help you optimize your interfaces while reducing regulatory risk.

Yes. We work with your product, legal, and tech teams to streamline your decisions: reviewing new features, assessing risks, modeling user journeys, supporting your developers, and providing internal documentation.

Our goal: to empower your teams while securing your innovations and growth.

Yes. We structure and secure your financial transactions and technology partnerships: R&D agreements, consortiums, technology transfer, public-private partnerships, collaborations with laboratories, incubation, or spin-offs. We protect your assets, intellectual property, and strategic interests.

Yes. We handle all types of deep tech disputes: intellectual property, AI models, data access or reuse, partnership termination, unfair competition, algorithm or hardware liability, technological failure, or breach of trade secrets. We plead cases in civil, commercial, and criminal courts.

Yes. We classify your products and services (encryption, cyber surveillance, etc.) to identify your obligations under EU Regulation 2021/821. We secure your export contracts, prepare authorization requests to the French SBDU, and defend you in the event of refusal, blocking, or administrative investigation.

Yes. We help companies combine GDPR and blockchain technologies by finding innovative solutions to your most unique challenges.

Yes. We secure NFT projects regardless of their nature (digital art, collectibles, utility NFTs, tokens associated with services).

Yes. We support startups and companies that develop or use homomorphic encryption so that they can market their technology safely. We clarify your responsibilities and obligations, draft the necessary contracts (customers, R&D partners, cloud providers, consortiums), organize the protection of your intellectual property, and secure your commercial communications.

Yes. We help companies legally structure their quantum projects. Our role is to protect your innovations, secure your R&D partnerships, and anticipate regulatory constraints related to sensitive technologies. We draft and negotiate key contracts: enhanced confidentiality agreements, research consortiums, licenses, technology transfers, public-private partnerships, etc. Finally, we secure exports of quantum technologies, which are often subject to strict regulations (dual-use goods controls), so that you can collaborate internationally or market your solutions in compliance with legal requirements.

Yes. We draft and negotiate the contracts necessary for the development, operation, and marketing of your software, including licenses, SaaS, R&D partnerships, development contracts, maintenance agreements, technology transfer, integration, distribution, OEM, manufacturing, etc. We ensure that your rights are protected and that your liability is controlled, especially by taking into account your customer, supplier, or regulatory constraints. We also make sure that authorized and prohibited uses are secured, so that your business model is legally sound and compatible with your product strategy.

Yes. We prepare and secure technical and legal audits (e.g., via data rooms) relating to your software and intellectual property. We identify areas of weakness, consolidate rights, correct any contractual gaps, and structure the documentation required by investors (VC, private equity) or buyers. This preparation helps avoid blockages, enhance the value of your technology, and secure the transaction.

Yes. We support companies that develop or co-develop software or digital technologies with industrial partners, laboratories, or specialized service providers. We oversee ownership of results, project governance, individual contributions, future licenses, transfer clauses, and exit mechanisms. Our goal is to protect your innovation and preserve your strategic position throughout the collaboration.

Yes. We assist companies facing acts of unfair competition, parasitism, or counterfeiting. We analyze the available evidence, compile the technical and legal file, organize the necessary findings, and, if the situation requires it, take urgent action in summary proceedings or on the merits to stop these practices and obtain compensation. Our intervention aims to protect your technology, preserve your competitive advantage, and restore fair competition.

Yes. We verify the compatibility of the open-source licenses used with your business model, your contractual obligations, and your future operations. We analyze the risks associated with reusing, redistributing, or modifying the code and propose the necessary adjustments. This assistance helps avoid license incompatibilities, unwanted disclosure obligations, or compliance risks detected too late in the development cycle.

Yes. We analyze the origin of the code, internal or external contributions, employment contracts, development services, open source or third-party elements, as well as the available technical and legal documentation. The goal is to establish an indisputable chain of rights that secures your software, future fundraising, and commercial partnerships. This approach is essential to avoid any risk of claims or blockages during technical or legal audits.

Yes. We regularly intervene in disputes between companies and developers, freelancers, service providers, or agencies. We analyze the ownership of rights to the code, the scope of contractual commitments, obligations of result or means, as well as any technical failures or delivery delays. We negotiate when appropriate and, if necessary, take legal action to recover the code, enforce the contract, or establish the service provider's liability. Our priority is to secure your software assets and prevent the dispute from blocking your business or fundraising efforts.