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Alexander Schmalenberger is a member of the Practice Area Technology, Media & Telecommunications (TMT). As a Knowledge Lawyer, he screens global developments in the market, case law and legislation. He prepares the insights for use as a basis for successful advice. His extensive experience in advising technology companies and conducting numerous court proceedings on complex technical issues enables him to identify challenges arising from new developments at an early stage.
Since 2021 | Knowledge Lawyer, Taylor Wessing |
2011 – 2021 | Lawyer, Dr. Matzen & Partner, Hamburg |
2017 – 2021 | Data Privacy Officer, Altona Diagnostics GmbH, Hamburg |
2008 | Graduate research assistant, Heuking Kühn Lüer Wojtek, Hamburg |
2011 | Second state examination, Hamburg |
2008 – 2010 | Legal Clerkship, Higher Regional Court Hamburg |
2007 | First state examination, Hamburg |
2006 | Bachelor of laws, Bucerius Law School, Hamburg |
2004 | Legal studies, Victoria University, Wellington |
2002 – 2007 | Legal studies, Bucerius Law School, Hamburg |
Civil Liability under German Information Technology Security Legislation in „Comparative Law Yearbook of International Business“, Vol. 38, Herausgeber: Dennis Campbell, Wolters Kluwer Law International, Alphen aan den Rijn, Niederlande, 2016 |
Deutscher Anwaltverein |
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Latest news & insights
Landmark ruling of the ECJ grants individuals the right to know who their personal data has been shared with
by Dr. Paul Voigt, Lic. en Derecho, CIPP/E and Alexander Schmalenberger, LL.B.
ECJ: Individuals have the flexibility to choose between administrative and civil remedies under the GDPR
by Dr. Paul Voigt, Lic. en Derecho, CIPP/E and Alexander Schmalenberger, LL.B.
The EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework (DPF) is coming
by multiple authors
Duties under the Digital Services Act
Alexander Schmalenberger looks at the main obligations on intermediaries (other than those relating to illegal content).
by Alexander Schmalenberger, LL.B.
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