About | German IT Law

This blog is brought to you by (some of) JBB’s IT practice group. JBB is a German, Berlin based law firm with a strong focus on Technology, IP, Media and Unfair Competition Law.

Julian Hoeppner (hoeppner@jbb.de) is a partner at JBB. His practice is focused on technology, data privacy and security. He assists companies in developing and negotiating IT contracts of all sorts and advises them in structuring their business models with a view to data privacy and data security compliance.

Miriam Ballhausen (ballhausen@jbb.de) is an associate at JBB. She advises German and international IT companies, as well as individuals in the field of software, licensing and copyright law, with a particular focus on all things Free and Open Source Software. Her expertise also encompasses data protection law and the public procurement of IT services.

Lina Boecker (boecker@jbb.de) is an associate at JBB advises clients on all matters relating to IT Law and enjoys working for Berlin start-up companies from the ground up including their corporate and financing matters. Lina also lectures Intellectual Property Law, Competition Law and Civil Law at Technische Universität Berlin .

JBB associate Carlo Piltz (piltz@jbb.de) advises his clients in and out of court in the field of Internet and Technology Law. His particular focus is on national and international Data Protection law. Carlo Piltz is TUEV-certified (German Association for Technical Inspection) data protection officer.

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