Hogan Lovells Cadwalader platform regulation and online safety

Advice for online platforms and hosting providers on the DSA, the Online Safety Act and tech policy.

Offered by Hogan Lovells CadwaladerLegal counsel

About Hogan Lovells Cadwalader platform regulation and online safety

Hogan Lovells Cadwalader is a global law firm. The firm states that it advises online platforms and hosting providers on the Digital Services Act and the Online Safety Act.

Its tech policy work covers social media regulation, data protection, trust and safety issues, age verification, content moderation, and intermediary liability. The firm also says it can play a critical role in interactions with lawmakers and policymakers. The firm describes online safety as subject to rapidly evolving legal requirements and regulations, along with substantial enforcement penalties.

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What they do

The firm's technology sector group lists platform regulation and online safety as areas of work. It says it advises online platforms and hosting providers on frameworks including the Digital Services Act and the Online Safety Act, working with clients' legal, product, compliance and public policy teams across jurisdictions.

Its tech policy work covers social media regulation, trust and safety issues, age verification, content moderation and intermediary liability, including engagement with lawmakers and policymakers. The firm also publishes a Digital Services Act Guide.