Press Releases | Industrials
01.03.2021
Press Releases | Industrials
GÖRG advises on the sale of TBS-Brandschutz...
Dr Axel Czarnetzki, LL.M. is a partner at GÖRG Partnerschaft von Rechtanwälten mbB in Munich. With many years of experience and extensive expertise, he advises national and international companies on all aspects of information technology and data protection law. As a specialist lawyer for information technology law and FOM-certified data protection risk manager, he has special qualifications and knowledge in this specialised area of law.
He specialises in drafting individual and framework agreements for IT projects and supporting clients in their implementation. He is also responsible for legal project controlling, advising steering committees and, on request, external project management. His expertise also extends to advising on and drafting licence and distribution agreements for software and technology services. In the area of data protection, his expertise covers all issues under the GDPR and the BDSG; he advises church legal entities on data protection issues under the KDG and KDG-DVO, e.g. data protection concepts, data protection impact assessments or the handling of reportable incidents.
He primarily supports clients from the IT and telecommunications sector, the media industry, the wholesale trade, the logistics industry and public corporations in the tendering and implementation of IT services (in particular various (arch)dioceses).
Dr Axel Czarnetzki is a founding member of the Münchner Fachanwaltstag IT-Recht e.V., as well as a member of the IT Law Working Group of the German Bar Association and the DGRI Deutsche Gesellschaft für Recht und Informatik e.V..
2008
GÖRG
Partner
2000-2008
Sozietät PwC Veltins Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft
Partner
1999
Sozietät Heuking Kühn Lüer Heussen Wojtek
Partner
1991-1999
Lawyer and later partner at the Munich law firm Heussen, Braun & von Kessel
Temporary head of the Weimar office after the reunification of the two German states
1991
Dissertation with Prof. Dr Waldemar Hummer, University of Innsbruck
Title: "Selective Distribution Systems in the European Union
1990-1991
Master's degree in European Integration (Law, Politics and Economics of the European Communities) at the Europa-Institut of Saarland University
Master's thesis
1988-1991
Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich Kempten, Munich and Augsburg
Legal clerkship
Second state examination
1985-1988
University of Saarbrücken, Freiburg and Munich
Studied law with a focus on labour law and European law
1985-1988
Ludwig Maximilians-University Munich
First state examination
Munich Bar Association
German Bar Association
Arbeitsgemeinschaft IT-Recht im Deutschen Anwaltverein
DGRI Deutsche Gesellschaft für Recht und Informatik e.V.
Vorstandsmitglied des Münchner Fachanwaltstag IT-Recht e.V.
Self-driving cars, Emergency algorithms in automated street traffic, (in German), Calvisto career fair at the University of Passau, 22.11.2018
Cloud services: AWS usage - Opportunity and risk, contract structure and data protection (in German), 15.11.2018, 8th Münchner Fachanwaltstag IT-Recht (8th Munich IT Law Specialists Conference)
GDPR implementation - risk coverage through IT risk insurance (in German), presentation to MunichRe (insurance company), Schloss Hohenkammer, 13.07.2018
GDPR implementation, Project management for GoLive. Presentation for Deutsch Berufsförderungswerke Bundesverband (German Federal Association of Vocational Training Centers), Berlin, 29.01.201
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