11 November 2025NewsEuropeMarisa Woutersen

7 in-house counsel tips for partnering with AI vendors

Partnering with AI vendors can open doors for startups and small companies but it also brings serious risks. Experts at AI & IP Europe share key lessons on contracts, data ownership, ring-fencing, monitoring, and exit planning, as Marisa Woutersen reports.

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