Editorial Series · Public Research
An ongoing public series on the structural implications of the new EU regulatory regime — Product Liability Directive 2024, AI Act, Tech Sovereignty Package — for software houses and technical professionals operating in regulated industries.
Article VI · Contracts & Insurance
Client, software house, signing professional: contracts and insurance coverage in asymmetric power dynamics.
Read on LinkedIn →Article V · International configurations
Brussels I bis, Rome II, corporate veil piercing, criminal liability under Italian Constitution Art. 27.
Read on LinkedIn →Article IV · Vulnerability management
CVE classification, patching windows, the limit of Art. 15 PLD on contractual transfer of liability.
Read on LinkedIn →Article III · The decade that changes everything
How the new directive restructures the ten-year horizon of producer responsibility for software products.
Read on LinkedIn →Article II · Five-plus-one development scenarios
Bespoke build, SaaS, custom integration, IP licensing, open source, embedded systems — how PLD 2024 maps to each.
Read on LinkedIn →Article I · The seven structural shifts
Software as a product, software updates as a producer obligation, ten-year retroactive liability, defect presumptions, evidence asymmetry, joint liability, and component liability.
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