Priit Lätt
Priit Lätt is a renowned expert in IP/IT, tax disputes, and public procurement law. He represents both Estonian and international clients, including public institutions, and has extensive experience in landmark disputes, many of which have set legal precedents in the Supreme Court. Notable cases include Estonia’s biggest software dispute and the first bitcoin-related legal regulation lawsuit in Estonia. Priit also successfully challenged key provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure and Government Regulations in a trademark dispute. Priit played a pivotal role in developing Estonia’s first standard contract for the public procurement of software and is recognised for his contributions to the legal field through presentations, articles, and his role as a lecturer in IT law at the University of Tartu. Since 2009, The Tax Directors Handbook has ranked Priit among the top 250 tax attorneys globally, and The Guide to the World’s Leading Tax Advisers recognises him as one of the leading tax advisers worldwide. He is a founder and board member of several professional associations, including the Internet of Things and Estonian Cryptocurrency Association, and serves on the IP/IT commission of the Estonian Bar Association. · TEGOS (Formerly TGS Baltic)
About
Priit Lätt is an Estonian lawyer specialising in intellectual property, IT, tax disputes and public procurement, representing Estonian and international clients including public institutions. He has acted in landmark matters — including Estonia’s largest software dispute, the first bitcoin-related legal regulation lawsuit in Estonia, and a precedent-setting trademark challenge — and helped develop Estonia’s first standard contract for public procurement of software; he also lectures in IT law at the University of Tartu.
Practice areas
Office
Expertise
Education
- MA, University of Tartu, Faculty of Law (2001)
Admissions
- Estonian Bar Association (member since 2001)