Reviews
UDRP Overview Guide – Review REVERA law group
The REVERA Arbitration & IT Disputes Practice team has prepared a guide to the UDRP procedure.
UDRP is an international out-of-court mechanism for resolving domain name disputes, used to protect trade marks against the bad-faith registration of domain names.
Key Legislative Changes in the Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Sectors in 2025
Experts at REVERA Law Group have prepared a practical overview of the key changes that shaped the pharmaceutical industry in 2025 in Belarus, the EAEU member states, as well as Georgia and Kazakhstan.
Common Platform Disputes: A Practical Guide to Procedures and Strategy
REVERA Arbitrarion Team has prepared the review of guide to common platform dispute issues and mechanics.
At the same time, each platform has its own complaint-handling procedures, from filing a complaint to submitting a counter-notice and possible court proceedings.
We support disputes at all stages, from filing a complaint to court protection, and help businesses effectively protect their interests in the digital environment.
GDPR: Practical Guide
The material covers the scope of the GDPR, the processing of personal data, legal bases for processing, data subjects’ rights, cross-border data transfers, and the powers of supervisory authorities. The material is prepared by the IT team REVERA law group.
Legal Due Diligence for App & Web Products | Guide
A concise guide on how to identify and mitigate the legal risks of an app or web product before launch. It covers the key review areas: platform policy compliance, IP and branding, privacy and data collection, regulatory requirements, public documentation, and suspicious practices that may lead to rejection, delisting, or developer account termination.
Regulation of Artificial Intelligence in the United States: A Brief Guide for Businesses
For the purpose of providing practical guidance to businesses, we have prepared a brief guide setting out the main features of AI regulation in the United States, the key requirements of state legislation, and recommendations for managing legal risks associated with the use of artificial intelligence technologies.