The technology sector in Bulgaria is dynamic, innovation-driven, and increasingly influenced by evolving European and national regulatory frameworks. It encompasses a wide range of businesses, from early-stage startups and software developers to large IT service providers, hardware manufacturers, fintech companies, and digital platforms. These entities operate in a fast-moving environment shaped by complex legal requirements related to data protection, digital markets, intellectual property, cybersecurity, AI regulation, and commercial operations across borders.

Legal support in this area typically involves assistance with company formation and governance, regulatory compliance with Bulgarian law and applicable EU digital regulations, and implementation of data protection frameworks in line with GDPR and sector-specific standards. The industry frequently requires support in drafting and negotiating technology-related contracts, including licensing, SaaS, platform terms, development and outsourcing agreements, and partnership models. Additional areas include structuring of investment and equity arrangements, IP protection strategies for software and innovation, lawful use of open-source components, and regulatory issues surrounding emerging technologies such as AI and blockchain.

Employment-related matters are also a key concern, as technology companies often face challenges related to hiring specialized personnel, structuring enforceable employment and contractor agreements, protecting proprietary code and know-how, and managing hybrid or fully remote teams. Legal assistance may also extend to competition law, e-commerce compliance, and digital consumer protection rules.

To explore the legal capabilities relevant to this industry, please refer to the Practices page. For further information or to request details in relation to a specific legal matter within the technology sector, please submit an inquiry via the Contact form.