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Stephanie is a member of our Technology, Media & Telecoms Practice Area. Her main areas of expertise are data protection, IT contract and gambling law.
Since 2021 | Associate, Taylor Wessing |
2018 – 2019 | Graduate research assistant, Jura Online C.S.Q.N. |
2018 | Internship legal departement Inditex S.A. |
2012 – 2018 | Graduate research assistant, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer |
2022 | LL.M. (Torino), CIPP/E |
2021 | Admitted as a lawyer |
2021 | Second state examination, Lübeck |
2018 – 2021 | Legal clerkship at the Higher Regional Court of Schleswig-Holstein, with a focus on media law |
2018 | First state examination, Munich |
2015 | Training as a certified business mediator at MuCDR |
2011– 2018 | Legal studies, LMU Munich |
Praxisguide „Whistleblowing“ – Rechtslage nach Ablauf der Umsetzungsfrist, in: Datenschutz-Berater, Ausgabe 02/2022, 47. Jahrgang Europäische Regulierung von künstlicher Intelligenz (KI) – Wer soll haften, wenn die Maschine versagt?, in: DSRITB, 10/2021 |
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Latest news & insights
ECJ confirms consumer protection associations' capacity to sue for data protection infringements
by Dr. Carolin Monsees, CIPP/E and Stephanie Richter, LL.M. (Torino), CIPP/E
EU Commission's final proposal for the new Data Act published
Stephanie Richter and Gabriel Drewek look at the draft Data Act which is intended to unlock industrial data, clarifying who can create value from data and under what conditions.
by Stephanie Richter, LL.M. (Torino), CIPP/E and Gabriel Danyeli, LL.M. (Köln/Istanbul Bilgi)
Consumer and retail in the news
by multiple authors
UK regulatory approach to cryptoassets: clarity at last?
by multiple authors