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Carolin Raspé

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Carolin specializes in public and regulatory law and advises and represents domestic and international companies and the public sector, in particular on data protection and cybersecurity.

She is an experienced litigator representing clients in administrative and constitutional proceedings and legal disputes in all instances before specialized courts.

She also advises clients in conducting internal investigations and in implementing compliance structures. She also represents clients before German and foreign authorities.

Career

  • Law Firm in New York, 2017/2018
  • Admitted to bar 2013
  • Bucerius Law School, Hamburg
  • LUISS Guido Carli University of Rome

Recent Work

Hengeler Mueller advises EQT Private Equity on the sale of its 20% stake in Ottobock

Hengeler Mueller advises Ørsted on the sale of a 50% stake in offshore wind farm Gode Wind 3 to Glennmont Partners

Hengeler Mueller advises Mubea on the acquisition of RUAG's German and Hungarian aerostructures activities

Practice Areas

Publications

  • Der Handel mit Frequenzen nach dem neuen TKG (spectrum trading in accordance with the German Telecommunications Act), in: Bucerius Law Journal 2008, p. 62-69
  • Staatliche Verbraucherinformation im Internet (online consumer information by public), in: Bucerius Law Journal 2013, p. 8-14
  • Die tierliche Person – Vorschlag einer auf der Analyse der Tier-Mensch-Beziehung in Gesellschaft, Ethik und Recht basierenden Neupositionierung des Tieres im deutschen Rechtssystem (The Animal Person – proposal to reposition the animal in the German legal system based on the analysis of the animal-human relationship in society, ethics, and law), Berlin 2013
  • Zur Tierversuchsgenehmigung und deren gerichtlichen Überprüfbarkeit im Lichte des Art. 20a GG (the animal experiment license and its judicial review in light of Art. 20a of the German Constitution), in: Rechtswissenschaft 3/2016, p. 542–555
  • Die Mietpreisbremse (legal limitation of rental fees), in: Wirtschaftswissenschaftliches Studium (WiSt) 12/2017, p. 15-18 (Part I); 1/2018, p. 4-8 (Part II)
  • Das Anwaltsprivileg im englischen und US-amerikanischen Recht (Legal Privilege under UK and US law), in: WisteV-Journal (WiJ) 4/2018, p. 200 – 212 (Part I), 2/2019, p. 73 – 84 (Part II)
  • Tiere im Recht (Animals in the Law), in: Ach/Borchers (Hrsg.), Handbuch Tierethik (Manual Animal Ethics), Grundlagen – Kontexte – Perspektiven, Stuttgart 2018, p. 326-331
  • Die Herausforderungen der Rechtsdurchsetzung (Challenges in Law Enforcement), in: Diehl/Tuider (Hrsg.), Haben Tiere Rechte? (Do Animals have Rights?) Bundezentrale für Politische Bildung (bpb) Bonn 2019, p. 135-150 (co-authored with Juliane Paefgen)
  • Blockchain Technology: Data Privacy Issues and Potential Mitigation Strategies, in: Practical Law by Westlaw, 2019. W-021-8235 (co-authored with Pritesh Shah/Daniel Forester (Davis Polk) and Matthias Berberich (Hengeler Mueller))
  • Tiere im Recht (Animals in the Law), in: Jaeger (Hrsg.), Menschen und Tiere (Humans and Animals), Grundlagen und Herausforderungen der Human-Animal Studies, Berlin 2020, p. 153-170
  • Risikoanalyse und zusätzliche Maßnahmen - Konzerninterner US-Datentransfer nach "Schrems II" (Risk analysis and additional measures – Intra-group data transfers to the US after Schrems II), in: NZG 2020, p. 1056-1059 (co-authored with Vera Jungkind und Michael Schramm)
  • Tiere brauchen Vertreter:innen im Recht und in der Politik (Animals require representation in law and politics), in: Neussel (Hrsg.), Verantwortbare Landwirtschaft statt Qualzucht und Qualhaltung (Responsible agriculture instead of torture animal breeding and husbandry), Munich 2021, p. 279-286 (co-authored with Philipp von Gall)
  • Unternehmensverantwortung in der Lieferkette, in: Der Konzern 2021, p. 445-453 (co-authored with Vera Jungkind und Simone Terbrack)

Co-authorships on several blog posts on the Davis Polk Cyber Blog (https://www.dpwcyberblog.com/), most recently: Data breach enforcement on both sides of the Atlantic: Revealing mechanics of fines and civil penalties and reinforcing importance of training