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Provided by Hana Gawlasová
Hana Gawlasová is a partner and head of the digital (formerly TMT) law practice group at Deloitte Legal in Prague. She has more than 20 years of experience in the field of information technology and telecommunications law. She has significant experience with regulatory and compliance advisory work in the TMT sector (telecommunications, media, technology), as well as transactional work. She advised a British telecommunications operator on the acquisition of a Czech and Romanian mobile operator, a consortium of investors on the financing of a Czech infrastructure operator and a Slovak investment group on the launch of a unique telecommunications operator providing fixed and mobile services within one technology and one network. Before working at Deloitte Legal, she led a regional TMT team at a British law firm, which focused on coordinated advice to foreign and Czech investors in the TMT sector in the CEE region. Before working at Deloitte Legal, she founded a practice called People & Technology, which primarily deals with legal advice in areas where a human element (humanware) is decisive, such as advice in the field of copyright, privacy, personal data protection, compliance programmes for employees and internal investigations involving employees, suppliers and customers.
Previous experience:
Linklaters/Kinstellar
Attorney-at-law, 2001 to 2011
Partner, 2012 to 2014
Squire Patton Boggs
Partner, 2014 to 2022
Czech Bar Association
Provided by Chambers
Hana Gawlasová of Deloitte Legal s.r.o., advokátní kancelář advises clients on issues regarding software licensing and data protection. She has further experience in questions concerning the liability of technology sector companies for the spread of misinformation.
Provided by Chambers
"Hana is really good at finalising legal inputs, in the sense that she spends a lot of time reformulating what other lawyers in other teams prepare so that we can understand it better."
"Hana is really good at finalising legal inputs, in the sense that she spends a lot of time reformulating what other lawyers in other teams prepare so that we can understand it better."
