Media law
Counselling in all areas of Media Law
What I do for you
Today, media content is distributed through numerous channels – from traditional press releases to websites, blogs, podcasts and social networks. This often raises legal questions: What content may be published? When are personal rights violated? What rights exist in images, videos or texts?
Conflicts regularly arise due to unauthorised publications, illegal reporting or the unauthorised use of media content.
I advise and represent clients in all matters of media law, particularly in disputes concerning publications on the internet and social media. My range of services includes both the enforcement of claims by rights holders and the defence against such claims.
Details
Personal rights and copyright
Advice on the permissibility of publishing images, videos and texts, as well as on possible violations of personal rights
Labelling requirements for digital media
Advice on requirements for advertising information, imprint and youth protection (among other things)
Reporting and online media
Review and enforcement of claims in the event of unlawful publications, e.g. in the case of untrue factual statements
Injunction and counterstatement claims, correction, damages
Enforcement and defence of media law claims in the event of unlawful publications
Contracts in the media sector
Drafting and review of contracts for the use and publication of media content
Other focus points