Danielle Hertneck is our guest in the 12th episode of Juristinnen erzählen . Danielle is a partner at Witzel Erb Backu und Partner in Munich. She is a specialist lawyer for IT law and intellectual property law and is one of the founding partners of the law firm, which was established in 2020. In intellectual […]
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An everyday scenario at universities: At conferences and meetings, numerous photos are taken of guests and participants, which are then published on websites and social media. While organizers have an understandable interest in documenting and promoting their events, these photos raise important legal questions. In this episode, research associates Johannes Müller and Ole-Christian Tech shed […]
In the 11th episode of Women lawyers tell Nicole Ockl is our guest. Nicole is Group Director IP Legal, Domains and Licenses at TUI and manages the group-wide IP matters with her team of 12. She previously worked as a lawyer in various law firms, most recently as a partner at the British-German law firm […]
In the 10th episode of Women lawyers tell Dr. Katharina Brandt is our guest. Katharina works as a lawyer at Kather Augenstein, a boutique law firm in Düsseldorf specializing in IP law. Katharina first came into contact with patent law during her additional training in intellectual property law at the University of Münster. The field […]
The new Whistleblower Protection Act aims to provide comprehensive protection for employees who become aware of and wish to report wrongdoing in companies. To this end, reporting offices are to be set up and the whistleblower is to remain anonymous. In this episode, research assistants Johannes Müller and Marc-Philipp Geiselmann discuss who has to set […]
In the 9th episode of Women lawyers tell Dr. Renate Weisse is our guest. Renate is a patent attorney with her own law firm in Berlin. She studied physics and chemistry, obtained a doctorate and an LL.M. degree. in international intellectual property law. In this episode, Renate talks about the challenges she faced during her […]
In the 8th episode of Women lawyers tell Ulrike Voß is our guest. Ms. Voß has been a judge at the Unified Patent Court in the central and local division in Munich since last year and was previously the presiding judge of a patent litigation senate at the Higher Regional Court of Düsseldorf. In this […]
In the seventh episode of Women lawyers tell Anke Zimmer-Helfrich from the publishing house C.H. Beck will be our guest. Ms. Zimmer-Helfrich has been head of the magazine Recht der Neuen Medien and editor-in-chief there for around 27 years. In an interview with Anke Zimmer-Helfrich, she talks about her day-to-day work as editor-in-chief, her career […]
As a result of a cyberattack, financial losses can arise not only due to the loss of control over valuable data or possible ransom demands. In the event of “theft” of personal data, claims for damages under data protection law may also be considered. In today’s edition of Weggeforscht, research associates Johannes Müller and Ole-Christian […]
Open source software is increasingly cited as the saviour for the sluggish digitalization of German administration. But what exactly does the term open source mean, how is it used and what legal framework conditions need to be observed? In this episode, research assistants Ole-Christian Tech and Anna Maria Yang-Jacobi look at the legal issues surrounding […]