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Dr. Gabriele Stark-Lütke Schwienhorst

Senior Associate
Rechtsanwältin

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Dr. Gabriele Stark-Lütke Schwienhorst

Senior Associate
Rechtsanwältin

Contact
CMS Hasche Sigle
Stadthausbrücke 1-3
20355 Hamburg
Germany
Languages German, English, French

Gabriele Stark-Lütke Schwienhorst specialises in copyright and media law, including press law and the right to free speech as well as film and music law. She drafts and negotiates licensing, agency, artist and marketing agreements on behalf of agencies, publishing houses, artists and film production companies. Gabriele advises companies and individuals on the protection of intellectual property rights and represents them in and out of court. She is also experienced in all legal matters concerning social media, internet law and e-commerce.

She also advises selected start-ups through the CMS equIP programme.

Gabriele joined CMS in 2020. She is the author of numerous publications on copyright and media law topics and regularly lectures on social media law, competition law and copyright law.

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Publications

  • Neue Ordnungswidrigkeitstatbestände im Wettbewerbs- und Verbrauchervertragsrecht – wann drohen Bußgelder?, CMS-Blog, Mitautor Herr Max-Julian Wiedemann
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Education

  • 2020: Second state examination in law
  • 2017: PhD, University of Kiel
  • 2014 - 2017: Scholar of a post-graduate programme at the University of Kiel
  • 2008 - 2013: Law studies in Kiel
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Expertise

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14/07/2023
Virtuelle Influencer: Chancen und Hürden
Virtual influencers are a new phenomenon, at least in Germany. They might be used to advertise digital fashion in future, for example, or to interact in the metaverse. What are the special features of virtual influencers? What are the benefits, especially for businesses, and can they be regarded as influencers from a legal viewpoint? Adrian Zarm and Dr Gabriele Stark, both from the Intellectual Property practice, answer these and many other important questions in our new podcast.
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03/05/2023
Digital Fashion im Metaverse
Virtual fashion is growing in importance and increasingly influencing the fashion industry, with implications for the legal world and creatives alike. For example, it raises the question of the conditions under which design law protection for digital fashion applies, and the extent to which a right to use digital fashion items exists if it has already been granted in the analogue world. In our new podcast, Adrian Zarm and Dr Gabriele Stark, both from the Intellectual Property practice, examine the legal challenges posed by digital fashion in the metaverse. They cover key issues around copyright, design and trademark law.
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