Attorney Carl Christian Müller
Digital platforms open up new opportunities for economic exchange, social participation, and public communication. At the same time, they give rise to legal dependencies, new regulatory obligations, and complex questions of responsibility.
We advise companies, associations, clubs, foundations, and NGOs on the development and operation of digital services. We also represent commercial users and organizations when platforms suspend accounts, remove content, or otherwise exercise their market power.
Platform law is more than just the application of individual regulations. It addresses the questions of who controls digital spaces, what rules apply there, and how rights can be effectively enforced.
For operators, the challenge is to translate regulatory requirements into workable processes. For companies, organizations, and professional users, the challenge often lies in standing up to decisions made by powerful platforms. Stakeholders focused on the public good face the additional task of reconciling social goals, legal requirements, and technical capabilities.
Our consulting services therefore do not begin only when a legal conflict arises. We examine the digital offering, the stakeholders involved, and the actual technical processes. This results in solutions that are legally sound and practically implementable.
Attorney Carl Christian Müller is a specialist in copyright and media law and advises on the legal challenges of digital communication and platform regulation. He focuses in particular on the judicial and extrajudicial enforcement of rights against platform operators.
Our law firm combines legal advice with a deep understanding of digital business models and technical processes. Together with our legal tech team, we develop solutions that are legally sound and practical to implement.
