Ellex Raidla‘s broad practice is highly regarded for its expertise in handling the full range of IP, IT and telecoms matters. The group is very well known for its excellent track record in advising on high-profile IP cases, often involving pan-European patents issues. Cross-border IP work is prominent in Ants Nõmper‘s workload, while Mari Must is praised as ‘a valued specialist in both industrial property and copyright issues‘. Nõmper and Must co-head the team, which is also instructed in copyright and patent infringement disputes. Merlin Liis-Toomela is ‘always to the point’ and routinely handles matters involving interlocking points of IP, data protection and IT law.

Sorainen has a wealth of expertise in the pharmaceutical, healthcare and life sciences sectors. Lise-Lotte Lääne is well-versed in acting for companies in the latter two industries in litigation, and the team is equally adept at handling patent disputes and cases involving alleged infringements of industrial designs. Non-contentious matters are also prominent in the group's workload; data protection cases are a core area of instruction for the department. Kaupo Lepasepp is well-known for his IP expertise, and Mihkel Miidla, is a name to note for IT-related issues; the pair co-head the practice with Lääne.

Well-known in the Estonian legal market for its wealth of expertise in patent law, Cobalt is equally strong in handling trade marks, industrial designs, GDPR issues and framework agreements in the data services and technology areas. Liina Jents represents clients before the Estonian Patent Office, as well as advising on copyright matters. Practice head Egon Talur is sought after for his experience in advising on digital asset portfolios.

The team at Eversheds Sutherland Ots & Co draws on the strength of the firm’s broader global network to support clients with a broad spectrum of IP and IT issues in Estonia. Practice head Tambet Toomela is ‘exceptional for his strategic vision and clarity in cross-border IP work‘ and routinely handles copyright and patent cases, as well as trade mark disputes, protection and registration issues. Erika Tuvike is active on both contentious and non-contentious IP matters in the financial services, biotech and pharmaceutical sectors. Ädu Kuusik is well-versed in advising on IT-related cases.

Led by Toomas Seppel, the team at Hedman Partners has been kept busy assisting technology start-ups with setting up online services or products. Key areas of strength for the group include licensing matters, copyright issues, data protection work and trade mark registration matters. Brigitta Jõgi focuses on IP issues relating to the expansion of digital services. Kati Pino's workload includes trade mark registration and enforcement matters and AI-focused cases.

NJORD Law Firm's practice fields experience in trade mark portfolio management, however the team is equally adept at assisting with contentious IP matters and cybersecurity issues. Under the joint leadership of Karolina Ullman, Liisi Jürgen, and Sille Eerik, the group is well equipped to handle digital services and digitalisation matters, alongside advising on contractual issues concerning IT projects and related GDPR matters. Liis Leedo is well-versed in data privacy law.

At TEGOS (Formerly TGS Baltic), the IP, IT and telecoms team garners praise for ‘its deep understanding of the creative and technology-driven industries’. Start-ups and global software companies are included in the department’s broad client roster. The group’s workload includes trade mark disputes, IT-related litigation and transactional cases involving IP elements. Silvia Urgas has ‘extensive audiovisual sector knowledge’ and co-heads the practice with Priit Lätt, a highly regarded IP and IT practitioner with established expertise in advising on cryptocurrency matters.

WALLESS, among whose clients are telecoms companies and prominent public entities, including government agencies, boasts expertise in handling data protection, software, licensing, IP rights and telecoms regulatory matters. Toomas Taube is highly regarded for his excellent track record in advising on trade mark litigation and enforcement matters, and Merit Lind-Tsoganoff, garners praise for ‘her exceptional knowledge of technology-related law‘ and her expertise in handling IT solutions development projects; the duo are at the helm of the practice. Hannes Vallikivi, who specialises in technology law, is a key contact.

At WIDEN, the 'solution-oriented' team provides 'clear and practical advice' on a broad range of IP-related matters. The group leverages the firm's wider presence in the Baltic legal market to support Estonian clients with IP rights issues, as well as handling cybersecurity, software development, digital transformation and patent protection issues. Henri Ratnik is very experienced in handling IP and data protection cases while Rauno Kinkar focuses on smart technology issues; the pair co-head the practice.

Magnusson regularly assists clients with IP issues, as well as cybersecurity matters, crypto assets and regulatory cases. Managing partner Jaanus Mägi heads up the practice; he is ably supported by IP and IT expert Sander Peterson.

NOVE's team 'stands out because of its combination of deep legal expertise and a client-first approach'. The practice draws together the collective strength of the data protection, IT and cybersecurity groups to advise prominent Estonian cybersecurity companies on a wide range of matters, including privacy issues and compliance cases. Practice head Sten Tikerpe is 'a seasoned IP and IT law expert'. Arsi Pavelts is very experienced in advising on a wide spectrum of IP and IT disputes, and Mari Past is adept at handling GDPR compliance mandates.

RASK Attorneys-at-Law is very active in the technology sector, with the IP, IT and telecoms group acting from within a broader technology department to advise on blockchain technologies and the development of IT platforms. Kai Villemson is routinely instructed by tech start-ups, and Ken Kaarel Gross assists technology clients with contractual matters. Software licensing cases are also prominent in the group’s workload. The practice is co-led by Timo Kullerkupp and Karl Erik Esko.

Triniti's team 'consistently demonstrates exceptional legal expertise and a deep understanding of complex issues'. Under the leadership of Maarja Pild-Freiberg, the group is well-versed in assisting media companies with a broad range of regulatory matters, including GDPR issues and AML compliance. Karmen Turk is 'a leading legal expert on media-related legislation and copyright legislation', and patent law expert Maria Silvia Martinson is very experienced in handling cases involving the enforcement of IP rights. Karin Oras joined the group in late 2024.