Regulating Digital Services

For a long time, the only way to fight false or offensive comments was in court. But with the EU's Digital Services Act (DSA) now in place, new rules and new tools are reshaping how we protect online spaces and business reputations.

COBALT Legal seminar “Regulating Digital Services” took a practical look at:
- How prepared Lithuanian businesses are for the DSA.
- What obligations the DSA introduces for websites.
- New and existing legal tools to combat unethical online comments.
- What reputation protection looks like in Lithuanian courts.

Thanks to COBALT Legal for organizing such a relevant and insightful session. And great to see colleagues like Andrius Palinavicius diving deep into these critical topics and bringing back fresh ideas for the team.

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