Intellectual property continues to evolve alongside technological advances, digitalisation and the growing use of artificial intelligence. These developments create new opportunities while raising increasingly complex legal questions for businesses and rights holders.
In their contribution to Chambers Global Practice Guides – Intellectual Property 2026, our colleagues Nataša Pipan Nahtigal, Veronika Novak and Katarina Čepon provide an overview of the intellectual property framework in Slovenia.
The Slovenia chapter covers the protection, commercialisation and enforcement of patents, trade marks, copyright, industrial designs, trade secrets and know-how. The authors also examine current issues surrounding generative artificial intelligence, including the protection of AI-generated content, the use of copyright-protected works in model training and AI-enabled infringement.
The full Slovenia chapter is available here.
