Dr Marcus Schreibauer > Hogan Lovells International LLP > Dusseldorf, Germany > Lawyer Profile

Hogan Lovells International LLP is experiened in cross-border project support and focuses on AI-related matters, here,  Martin Pflüger and Marcus Schreibauer are key contacts, as well as cyber security, including clients’ representation in proceedings before the supervisory authorities and in civil proceedings, digital healthcare (including healthcare apps and patient data protection) and the European Data Strategy. The experience in the healthcare and life sciences sectors is complemented with relevant industry expertise in the finance, insurance, automotive and technology segments. The advice on contentious matters and compliance is a key strength of Christian Tinnefeld, while Stefan Schuppert focuses on data protection, IP and contract law.

Hogan Lovells International LLP acts from four German locations and regularly covers cross-border matters. The team is an experienced advisor to international corporations and start-ups on traditional IT law matters such as contract drafting and transaction support. Further mainstays include the support for technology companies, particularly from the life sciences, finance and automotive industries, as well as international companies in cloud services, software development, machine learning, open source software compliance and AI; Martin Pflueger is a key contact for this. The team is also instructed by clients from the finance and insurance industries on IT contract matters, where  Marcus Schreibauer and Sarah-Lena Kreutzmann regularly take the lead. Other key contacts include Christian Tinnefeld, who is experienced in IT and data protection law as well as litigation, while Stefan Schuppert advises on license agreements and IT project-related contracts.

Hogan Lovells International LLP regularly cooperates with other locations as well as the corporate practice and is well versed in transaction support. The team focuses on risk examination at the interface between IT and IP, including risks associated with the use of open source software; the use of personal and non-personal data as well as advice on potential losses of know-how. This is complemented by expertise in joint venture formations for the development and use of new technologies and the out-licensing of software. This focus is mirrored by the practice heads Stefan Schuppert (IP, contract law and data protection), Martin Pflüger (IT, e-commerce, data protection with a focus on technology, life sciences, automotive), Marcus Schreibauer (outsourcing, IT transactions, data protection, cyber security) and Christian Tinnefeld (data protection, data security, IT law; litigation).