TGS Baltic has advised the metal band Horror Dance Squad on finalizing the recording and publishing contracts with the Swedish record label Icons Creating Evil Art.

Kondracki Celej has advised vLayer Labs on its USD 10 million pre-seed round with the participation of a16z crypto CSX, Credo Ventures, Blocktower VC, and others. Latham & Watkins reportedly advised a16z.

TGS Baltic has advised the Estonian Actors Union on drafting and negotiating a good practice agreement.

Schoenherr has advised Knight Capital on leading a EUR 10 million financing round for Vienna-based company iDWELL that also saw existing investors Flashpoint Venture and Wecken & Cie participate. Schindler reportedly advised iDWELL.

Clifford Chance has advised Airbus Defence and Space on a lease agreement for three UHF TACSAT satellite channels on a communications satellite with Polish Cyber Defence Forces.

The Court of Justice of the European Union (“CJEU”) has recently rendered a significant judgement regarding the interpretation of legitimate interest as a legal basis for personal data processing. Deciding on a case involving the fine imposed by the Dutch data protection authority (“AP”) on the Royal Dutch Tennis Association (“KNLTB”) for sharing its members’ personal data for commercial purposes, the CJEU confirmed that legitimate interest can cover purely commercial interests. This decision is important for both EU member states and Serbia, where there is still no clear practice or opinion from the competent authorities on the lawful application of data processing based on legitimate interest.