SayGames
Comprehensive legal support for a leading global mobile game developer, including IP, tax, employment and contractual matters.
“Sweet” case
REVERA team defended the trademark rights of a major player of the Russian confectionery industry at Chamber for Intellectual Property Disputes of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Belarus in relation to a famous brand of sweets coming from the USSR.
Mamboo Games
REVERA has accompanied the entry of game dev studio Mamboo Games into an international gaming brand, the leader in the Eastern European online entertainment market. The REVERA team provided comprehensive support for the investment transaction: conducted a legal audit of the company, structured the transaction, developed all the packages of documents (convertible loan agreement, option agreement, partnership agreement, non-competition agreement, corporate documents on joining the company), advised the parties on tax consequences of the transaction.
BelPrime Solutions ltd.
Comprehensive legal support for a major Belarusian company developing software for website promotion in search engines and Internet marketing.
Investment for Rozum Robotics
Rozum Robotics is the sole developer of collaborative robots in CIS and Baltic states. Shareholders decided to attract investment to augment their business.
Our team provided full support for the transaction, including preparation of all transaction documents and SPA-agreement under English law. We also, prepared a partnership agreement.
AR Squad
Preparing agreements for software development, in particular survey of allocation of IP rights among customer and counterparties, employees and third parties, registration and protection of company’s intellectual property.
Samsung
Representation of Samsung in a case involving unconscientious activities of an individual that ahd registered Samsung.by domain and used it to place advertising hyperlinks on web-pages of some online stores. REVERA represented Samsung in a judicial proceeding in the Supreme Court of the Republic of Belarus, with the result that the domain was conferred to the client.
SplitMetrics
Advising on applying GDPR regulations, website adaptation, preparing DPA template, CCPA template and assistance in preparing DPA/CCPA in relations with corporate partners.
GOODY’S fast food chain
Supporting transfer of a suite of exclusive rights under a franchising agreement of a major Greek owner of Goody’s restaurant chain.
A major Belarusian pharmaceutical company
Establishing unfair competition on the part of a Lithuanian manufacturer of pharmaceuticals in the course of international trademark registration, and its further annulment.
One of the oldest and biggest Belarusian IT companies
Legal analysis of the issues of providing data center services, preparation of complex contracts for this type of activity.
Bitrix
Harmonising corporate activities/products in line with Belarusian laws/regulations on personal data protection
Eurasian Processing Company
Consulting on personal data protection in line with Belarusian laws/regulations on personal data protection.
JYSK
Consulting on personal data protection in line with Belarusian laws/regulations on personal data protection.
AI legal compliance: webinars for the employees
REVERA Arbitration & IT Disputes team assisted group with offices across the EU, CIS, and other jurisdictions approached REVERA to establish compliant internal processes with the use of AI. The client required guidance on regulatory requirements across various territories for AI content creation and implementation in HR, PR, and other departments, as well REVERA law group also to provide the company with a comprehensive overview of current AI regulation across multiple jurisdictions, conduct detailed analysis of regulatory requirements for various business activities within the group, and separately examine copyright issues for AI-generated content including code, graphics, characters, text materials, promotional videos, and other outputs.
REVERA law group case: protecting copyright against bad-faith trade mark registration
REVERA law group lawyers represented the interests of the client — a resident of the Republic of Belarus engaged in the sale of large and small-sized electric transport. The copyright protection dispute was considered by the Appeal Board of the National Centre of Intellectual Property (NCIP) within the procedure for challenging the legal protection of a trade mark out of court.
