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Dr. Martin Strauch, LL.M. (Edinburgh)
Counsel Litigation, Arbitration, and Employment
Languages
English, French, German
Martin is part of our worldwide core team leading the Technology Litigation and Arbitration sub-practice. He is also one of the leaders of our German Data & Cyber Litigation Group as well as our German Artificial Intelligence Focus Group. In addition to the automotive industry and the financial services sector, Martin regularly advises clients from the e-commerce sector as well as insolvency administrators. The spectrum includes Cyber Incident Response Plans, Crisis Management, commercial and corporate disputes as well as data privacy and cybersecurity related disputes.
In his work, Martin regularly uses legal tech applications and contributes significantly to their further development. This especially helps him to make the handling of mass claims like in data privacy disputes extremely cost-efficient.
Martin is a founding member of the Rotary e-Club of Bavaria International and still is a board member at Urlaubskinder e.V., a charitable organisation that organizes camps for underprivileged children from all over Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Defending a leading technology company against claims for damages in connection with a cyber attack and the loss of customer data based on the GDPR and other grounds.
Defending a leading technology company against claims resulting from cybersecurity incidents, especially regarding phishing attacks in connection with its vendors.
Representing a leading German IT service company in the health sector with respect to contractual rights in connection with data exchange and data protection.
Advising and defending a cloud computing company in connection with damages resulting from a major outage.
Advising the insolvency administrator of a globally acting memory chip manufacturer in claw-back proceedings against a former competitor.
Representing a leading producer of specialty metal products in appraisal proceedings initiated by about 80 former shareholders after a squeeze-out of minority shareholders.