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Manuel Biehler
Manuel Biehler
Lawyer, Partner
Hamburg
+49 40 30293-492
[email protected]
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Litigation
IT law
Copyright law
Brand and design law
Consultancy on anti-piracy actions
Licensing law
Fair Trade Practices Act
Internet law
E-commerce and distance selling law
New media
Contract law
GTC law
Publications
Editor of Martinek/Semler/Habermeier/Flohr, Vertriebsrecht (Distribution Law), 3rd Edition 2010, § 33 Internetvertrieb – Electronic Commerce
Co-author in MMR 2013, 760 f.: Keine „Used Games” aus dem Netz - Unanwendbarkeit der „UsedSoft”-Entscheidung des EuGH auf Videospiele
Co-author in ZUM 2014, 74 f.: Commentary on Hamburg State Court judgement of 25 October 2013 – 315 O 449/12
Co-author in ZUM 2014, 727: Commentary on District Court Hamm judgement of 15 May 2014 – I-22 U 60/13 – Keine Erschöpfung des Verbreitungsrechts bei per Download vertriebenen Hörbüchern