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Anna-Laura Martens

Lawyer │ Associate

Berlin

+49 30 52133 25988

anna-laura.martens@luther-lawfirm.com

Areas of practice

IP & Copyright Law

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Data Protection Law

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IT Law

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Media & Entertainment

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Information Tech & Telecommunications

Anna-Laura Martens primarily advises clients on matters pertaining to IP, IT and data protection law.

Vita

Anna-Laura Martens studied law at the University of Hamburg (Germany). As part of her legal training, she worked at the public broadcaster Norddeutscher Rundfunk and in the IP department of an international commercial law firm, amongst others. Before joining Luther, Anna-Laura Martens worked as Corporate Legal Counsel in the legal department of a Japanese medical technology group, providing inter alia IT law advice.

Clients

Advised a leading housing construction company on IT law issues in connection with the implementation of an outsourcing project to create a new IT landscape
Advised a globally operating energy and technology group on matters pertaining to data protection law
Advised on the software licence agreements of a leading company in innovative traffic management solutions
Advised a public service company on copyright and trademark law issues in connection with a new marketing concept
Advised venture capital companies and strategic investors on due diligence processes carried out in connection with investing in start-ups

Publications

Neue Maßstäbe für digitale Transaktionen - Die wichtigsten Neuerungen der Novelle der eIDAS-Verordnung in: Die Wirtschaft, Ausgabe 1/2025

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02.07.2025 | PR

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Soap bubble container is not packaging within the meaning of the Packaging Act – Luther achieves landmark judgement for toy manufacturers

30.06.2025 | PR

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Lawsuits against Chinese opponents? Public service of documents facilitates legal proceedings before German courts.

24.06.2025 | Blog

Preservation of loss carry-forwards despite acquisition of more than 50% of the shares

18.06.2025 | Blog

News Arbitration Landscape – Singapore: Shaping the Future of Arbitration: Updates to SIAC Rules 2025

18.06.2025 | Blog

Exemption from the cartel prohibition: Beemster cheese

ECJ clarifies conditions for restrictions on active sales in exclusive distribution contracts under the Vertical Block Exemption Regulation

27.05.2025 | Blog

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Managing trade barriers - What the new US tariffs mean for international supply contracts

06.05.2025 | Blog

A silver statue of Lady Justice stands on a table, holding a sword in one hand and scales in the other. The background includes blurred books and papers, symbolizing law and justice. The statue represents fairness and the legal system.

General Court bolsters up the European Commission: Dismissal of action brought by German fragrance company for annulment of inspection decision authorising a dawn raid to be conducted on the undertaking.

05.05.2025 | Blog