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Principal Counsel
Rechtsanwalt
Principal Counsel
Rechtsanwalt
Digital business expert Thorsten Hemme mainly advises on the full range of IT agreements as well on cooperation, agency and marketing agreements in the digital sector. His practice also includes the acquisition and exploitation of media rights, in particular in the context of using new media and technologies, as well as providing the legal framework for innovative online business models, e.g., developing contract and remuneration structures as well as online offers.
Amongst others, Thorsten advises major digital platform providers as well as other leading digital companies, e.g., in the games and eSports sector. He also advises clients in conventional industry sectors with regard to digitisation and developing digital products. For the CMS equIP programme Thorsten advises selected start-ups.
Thorsten joined CMS in 2011 and has been a counsel since 2017.
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