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Carsten Andreas Senze

Lawyer │ Partner

Stuttgart

+49 711 9338 25222

carsten.a.senze@luther-lawfirm.com

Areas of practice

IP & Copyright Law

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IT Law

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Media & Entertainment

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Telecommunications Law

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Mobility & Logistics

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Automotive

Carsten A. Senze provides legal advice to IT operators and IT companies in all issues concerning the drafting and negotiation of complex IT agreements, outsourcing projects, and in the areas of IT litigation and IT compliance. He also specialises in data protection law, telecommunications law (regulatory & commercial), as well as legal questions regarding e-commerce, intellectual property rights, and competition law, including legal representation. He also holds periodic lectures on these topics.

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Vita

Carsten A. Senze studied law at the University of Saarland (Germany), and the University of Edinburgh (Scotland), from 1991 to 1997. During his legal clerkship at OLG Saarbrücken, he worked as a research assistant at the faculty for Civil Law at the University of Saarland. He was admitted to the bar in 2001. In 2006, he completed a secondment at Pinsent Masons in London. He joined Luther’s predecessor firm in 2001.

Honors and distinctions

Best Lawyers 2026: Recommendation in “Information Technology Law”, “Intellectual Property Law” and “Labor and Employment Law”

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Publications

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Lectures

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