Aitava is a Munich technology-law boutique whose four lawyers pair legal qualifications with technical backgrounds — a physicist and professor, two software developers and a cloud specialist — organised as a Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH under the Munich bar. Companies typically engage the firm when they build or deploy AI systems and need the legal side handled: EU AI Act compliance questions, generative-AI and copyright issues, data-protection review under the GDPR, and adjacent obligations under the EU Data Act, NIS2 and DORA. The wider practice covers IT contracts, outsourcing, cloud and open-source licensing, so AI mandates often sit inside broader technology transactions. The firm's references page names clients across insurance, manufacturing, the public sector and the AI industry itself: Deutsche Telekom and CLAAS on EU Data Act implementation, Black Forest Labs on the global rollout of an AI model, the German savings banks association on the AI Act, and Aleph Alpha on a financing round. Legal 500 places the firm in Tier 2 for artificial intelligence in Germany, and Chambers lists it in its German AI ranking table. Aitava provides legal advice only: it does not implement management systems, perform certification audits or run technical bias testing, and it publishes no fee schedule.