Carl Christian Müller, Attorney Specializing in AI Law
Artificial intelligence has made its way into German companies—in customer communication, marketing, human resources, and the products themselves. With the AI Act, binding rules apply for the first time: The requirement for your employees to have AI expertise is already in place; transparency and labeling requirements take effect as of August 2, 2026, with additional requirements to follow.
We’ll tell you which of these obligations specifically apply to your company—and which do not. No abstract expert opinions, just actionable guidelines for your tools, content, and processes.
Our law firm uses AI productively every day: in client case management, in automated workflows, and in our own applications. In addition to our attorneys, we have our own technology team that understands AI systems not only from a legal perspective but also from a technical one.
This is what sets our advice apart: We know how the tools work, where their limitations lie, and what questions actually arise during use - because we’ve answered them ourselves. We don’t give you theory; we provide solutions that we’ve tested in-house.
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An attorney will discuss your situation with you and assess what action needs to be taken.
You'll find out in advance what services we offer and how much they cost.
You’ll receive concrete, actionable results: classifications, labeling, guidelines, and training.
Attorney Carl Christian Müller, LL.M., a specialist in copyright and media law, has been advising clients for many years on issues at the intersection of media law, data protection, copyright law, and digital technologies. He regularly publishes in legal journals on issues related to platform regulation and AI law and serves as a speaker on these topics.
