Dentons strengthens Intellectual Property, Data and Technology practice with Dr. Hannah Bug von Stocki

Berlin-Global law firm Dentons is strengthening its Intellectual Property, Data and Technology practice in Germany with the addition of Dr. Hannah Bug von Stocki as a partner in its Berlin office, effective today. Her arrival will allow Dentons to expand its legal services in relation to technology transactions and intellectual property law.

An experienced IP/tech lawyer, she advises on complex technology transactions and assists companies primarily in the areas of trademark, competition, and copyright law, including licensing law at the intersection with technology and digital law. Her clients include online platforms, AI providers, and German and international industrial groups from various sectors such as infrastructure, telecommunications, and finance. She is the author of publications on topics including the Digital Services Act and the Product Safety Regulation with regard to online marketplaces, as well as data licensing in the context of big data and the Data Act. She joins Dentons from Gleiss Lutz.

Dr. Rebekka Hye-Knudsen, Co-Managing Partner Germany, commented: "The addition of Hannah Bug von Stocki is an important step for the strategic development of our German Intellectual Property practice as well as for providing legally sound support for the digital transformation. For our clients, this means even stronger, well-coordinated teams and additional expertise to support strategic IP and technology matters in Germany as well as globally."

Jan Pohle, Head of the Technology Sector in Germany, added: "Our clients in the technology sector are constantly faced with questions regarding the protection of their intellectual and technical creations, while also being subject to ever-increasing regulation of digital matters. Our approach is to address these issues in a cross-practice and holistic manner. With Hannah Bug von Stocki on board, we gain additional strength to fulfill this commitment."

Hannah Bug von Stocki commented on her move: "With its global platform and strong presence in the technology sector, Dentons offers ideal conditions for me to further expand my IP and technology practice both nationally and internationally. I look forward to working with my colleagues to support clients in the development, positioning, and protection of their digital business models as well as their brand and IP portfolios across borders, and to actively help shape the further expansion of the practice."

Dentons' Intellectual Property, Data and Technology practice advises clients on all matters related to intellectual property law, particularly in the areas of copyright, trademark, and competition law, as well as on the protection and enforcement of IP rights in the technology sector and digital ecosystems. The practice also supports IT transformation projects and outsourcing transactions. It includes more than 600 lawyers worldwide, including 16 in Germany.

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