A law firm for IT law, data protection and AI
Law where technology meets it.
We advise on contracts
We advise, draft and represent where contracts, data and systems meet. Out of court, before supervisory authorities and in court.
- Hanover, working throughout Germany
- Advice in German and English
- Available at short notice on deadlines
Our focus areas
IT law is a cross-cutting subject. Questions arising from one project almost never stay within a single practice area.
AI law and the AI Act
Using AI in a business pays off in many places. The legal questions arise beforehand, not once the tool is already in production.
We support selection, rollout and procurement, in companies as much as in public administration.
20 topicsTo the practice areaIT contract law
An IT contract is decisive not when it is signed but when something goes wrong. What counts then is what is owed, who has to cooperate, and when acceptance took place.
On the supplier and on the customer side, from the tender to acceptance.
9 topicsTo the practice areaData protection
Processing personal data is part of many business processes. Companies and data subjects alike have an interest in that processing being in line with the GDPR.
From taking stock through implementation to representation before the authority.
13 topicsTo the practice areaIT security
IT security law is spread across several statutes, regulations and directives, from the BSI Act through the NIS2 implementation to the Cyber Resilience Act.
From assessing NIS2 scope to support during a live incident.
5 topicsTo the practice area
Trade marks, works and digital business models
Trade marks, works, shops and communities are digital assets. Protecting them follows rules of its own.
For the public sector
Public authorities, local government and public institutions procure under rules of their own. Award law, standard contracts and interoperability belong together.
- EVB-IT contractsStandard contracts for public IT procurement. Disputes arise over contract type and specification.
- Germany StackShared base components. Competition shifts towards connecting to external interfaces.
- AI in local governmentAlongside the AI Act come municipal law, staff representation law and procurement law.
The firm in figures
- founded in Hanover
- 2021
- people in the team, five of them admitted lawyers
- 16
- practice areas at the intersection with technology
- 8
- articles, talks and teaching engagements across the team
- 100+
Our lawyers
Five admitted lawyers, alongside academic and legal staff and IT consultants for everything beyond the legal question.
Kai KorteAttorney | Partner+49 511 47 55 58 11korte@lexict.legal
Theresia RascheAttorney | Partner+49 511 47 55 58 11rasche@lexict.legal
Thorsten HeermannAttorney | Partner+49 511 47 55 58 11heermann@lexict.legal
Jonathan StoklasAttorney | Partner+49 511 47 55 58 11stoklas@lexict.legal
Caroline Gentgen-BargAttorney+49 511 47 55 58 11gentgen-barg@lexict.legal- The whole teamAcademic and legal staff, of counsel and IT consultants.See everyone
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