LegalBytes

Practice areas

Business law, area by area

Each matter starts with a conversation about your company. Here is what we usually do and the documents we typically prepare.

01

Contract law

Contracts are where your business becomes enforceable. We draft, review and negotiate the agreements a company signs with customers, suppliers and partners, in English or Spanish.

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What we do

  • Commercial and supply agreements
  • Service agreements, master services agreements (MSAs) and statements of work
  • SaaS, software and technology agreements
  • Non-disclosure agreements (NDAs)
  • Distribution, agency and reseller agreements
  • Contract review and negotiation support

Typical documents

  • MSA
  • Supply agreement
  • SaaS terms
  • NDA
  • Distribution agreement
  • General terms and conditions
02

Business & corporate law

The right structure saves expensive fixes later. We advise on how your company is organised and run, and on the operations that change it.

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What we do

  • Company formation and structuring
  • Shareholders' and founders' agreements
  • Corporate governance: bylaws, board and shareholder resolutions
  • Capital increases and investment-round documents
  • Purchase and sale of shares and businesses
  • Day-to-day corporate housekeeping

Typical documents

  • Shareholders' agreement
  • Bylaws
  • Board resolutions
  • Term sheet
  • Share purchase agreement
03

Data protection & AI

Every company processes personal data, and more and more of them use AI. We help you understand which obligations apply and put the documents and processes in place to meet them.

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What we do

  • GDPR compliance review and action plan
  • Records of processing activities and privacy notices
  • Data processing agreements and international transfers
  • Data protection impact assessments (DPIAs)
  • AI Act: classification of the AI systems you build or use, and your role
  • Internal policies on data and on the use of AI tools

Typical documents

  • Privacy notice
  • Record of processing
  • DPA
  • DPIA
  • AI use policy
  • AI Act gap analysis
04

New technologies

Doing business online brings its own rules: information duties, platform obligations, digital services. We prepare the legal layer of your website, app or platform.

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What we do

  • Website and app terms and conditions, legal notice and cookies
  • E-commerce and online selling rules
  • Digital Services Act (DSA) obligations for platforms and marketplaces
  • IT and outsourcing agreements
  • Cybersecurity incidents: first legal steps and notifications

Typical documents

  • Terms and conditions
  • Legal notice
  • Cookie policy
  • IT services agreement
  • Incident response checklist
05

Intellectual property

Your brand, your software and your content are business assets. We help you protect them, license them and make sure the rights really belong to your company.

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What we do

  • Trademark strategy and filings (Spain and EU)
  • Software protection and open-source licence review
  • Assignment of rights from employees, freelancers and agencies
  • Licensing agreements for brands, software and content
  • Copyright questions, including AI-generated material

Typical documents

  • Trademark application
  • IP assignment agreement
  • Licence agreement
  • Open-source policy
06

Crypto-assets & MiCA

Digital assets are where LegalBytes started in 2022. We help companies and projects understand how MiCA applies to them, from token classification to the documents a regulated activity requires.

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What we do

  • Classification of tokens under MiCA (and when MiCA does not apply)
  • Crypto-asset white papers and marketing communications
  • Basics of authorisation as a crypto-asset service provider (CASP)
  • Terms and conditions for crypto and digital-asset platforms
  • NFT projects: rights and terms

Typical documents

  • Token classification memo
  • Crypto-asset white paper
  • Platform terms
  • NFT terms of sale
07

Fractional counsel

Not every company needs a full-time in-house lawyer, but most need one on call. As fractional counsel, the lawyer works alongside your team on a monthly retainer, with the scope and fees agreed in writing beforehand.

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What we do

  • Day-to-day contract review and negotiation support
  • A regular legal check-in with your team
  • Templates and playbooks your team can use
  • Compliance follow-up (data protection, AI, online rules)
  • Support with partners, investors and key customers

Typical documents

  • Retainer agreement
  • Contract templates
  • Negotiation playbook
  • Compliance calendar

Fees are always agreed in writing before any work starts, in an engagement letter. Every decision belongs to the competent authority or court, or depends on the other party; no outcome is guaranteed.