Urgent digital harm
Fraud, extortion, hacking or impersonation
For incidents where evidence, funds, account access or reputation may be at immediate risk.
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Internet · E-commerce · Cyber law · Cross-border matters
Attorney at Law
PhD in International Law · Master’s degree in Internet Law
Legal advice and representation for individuals and businesses in civil, commercial, banking, company, contract, property, family, criminal, employment and debt-recovery matters. A particular focus on Internet and e-commerce law, cybercrime, artificial intelligence, digital evidence and cross-border disputes.
A conversation about a partner’s phone privacy and the question of legal limits on accessing it.
Dr. Dani Geagea examines human control over AI, privacy and legal responsibility in an article published in Arabic by Al-Fajr Al-Jadid.
Areas of legal practice
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Urgent digital harm
For incidents where evidence, funds, account access or reputation may be at immediate risk.
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For businesses that need a contract, legal review, compliance advice or help with a digital commercial, blockchain or digital-asset matter.
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Advice and representation for individuals and businesses, including disputes, legal notices, banking and insurance claims, company matters and enforcement.
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Selected practice areas
Dr. Dani Geagea advises on Internet law, cybercrime, cybersecurity, technology contracts, artificial intelligence, data protection, digital evidence and cross-border digital disputes.
Authorship, publishing, licensing and disputes involving texts, photographs, designs, music, video and software, in Lebanon and across borders.
Software, SaaS, cloud, platform, licensing, outsourcing and technology-procurement contracts for businesses operating in Lebanon and across borders.
Online contracting, platform terms, electronic signatures, consumer-facing digital services, and legal architecture for businesses operating on the Internet.
Personal-data governance, privacy notices, consent, vendor arrangements, incident response and cross-border processing questions.
AI governance, procurement, contracts, confidentiality, personal data, intellectual property, human oversight and civil liability.
Blockchain projects, cryptocurrency and digital assets, tokenisation, smart contracts, platform terms, AML/KYC and cross-border regulatory risk.
Jurisdiction, applicable law and enforcement where digital conduct, platforms, parties and harm extend across more than one country.
Urgent legal response to online fraud, extortion, impersonation, account compromise and other harmful conduct, with disciplined evidence preservation.
Preservation, authenticity, admissibility and cross-border access questions involving messages, devices, accounts, platform records and electronic files.
Legal assessment of security incidents, compromised accounts, data exposure, vendor obligations and cross-border response, coordinated with technical specialists.
Other Practice Areas
Civil and commercial disputes, contracts, debt recovery, banking and insurance, criminal, company, family, property and employment matters — including assistance for clients living abroad.
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Dr. Dani Geagea assists individuals, families, companies and foreign counsel with matters governed by Lebanese law or requiring action in Lebanon. Initial coordination can begin directly by WhatsApp, phone or email.
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Law · Technology · BordersProfessional profile
Dr. Dani Geagea is a Lebanese attorney whose practice and academic work focus on legal questions created by online activity, electronic commerce and cross-border technology.
His work brings together Internet and e-commerce law, cyber law, artificial intelligence, intellectual property, blockchain and digital-asset law, data protection, digital evidence and private international law. The objective is practical: identify the relevant court, the applicable rules, the evidence that matters and the route to an enforceable outcome.
Analysis & commentary
Selected writing and media commentary on law, technology and digital risk in Lebanon.
Lebanon’s digital legal framework
Lebanon’s Electronic Transactions and Personal Data Law addresses electronic documents, signatures, online commerce and personal data. Real disputes may also engage contract, consumer, tort, criminal, evidentiary and conflict-of-laws rules.
View the official legal referenceالملف المهني
محامٍ في لبنان يركّز عمله القانوني والأكاديمي على قانون الإنترنت والتجارة الإلكترونية، والجرائم والمخاطر السيبرانية، وحماية البيانات، والأدلة الرقمية، والمسائل القانونية المرتبطة بالذكاء الاصطناعي.
تشمل المقاربة أيضاً النزاعات الرقمية العابرة للحدود، ولا سيما مسائل الاختصاص القضائي، والقانون الواجب التطبيق، وتنفيذ الأحكام في إطار القانون الدولي الخاص.
Professional enquiries
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Mar Roukoz, Lebanon
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