Lisa Lueg advises clients on information society law and industrial property law.

She specializes in technology-related areas of copyright law, including questions of licensing, equitable remuneration and rate setting, as well as the law governing collecting societies. A further focus of her practice is on competition and regulatory law in the areas of the data and platform economy as well as patent law.

Lisa Lueg advises clients on strategic negotiation issues in both individual and collective licensing as well as on contract drafting, often in a cross-border context. She also represents her clients in complex litigation proceedings before German and European courts and authorities.

Before joining NORDEMANN, Lisa Lueg gained several years of experience in her areas of specialization working as an attorney in one of Germany’s leading commercial law firms. She completed her legal training in Munich, Berlin and Cambridge (LL.M.). She holds a doctorate in copyright law from LMU Munich and was a Visiting Researcher at Harvard Law School.

Lisa Lueg speaks German, English and French.