Lexton Rechtsanwälte acts with a focus on advising clients from the healthcare and social media segments, where interfacing employment law matters such as employee and customer data are also covered. Kevin Max von Holleben heads the team and is well versed in EU and third country data transfers.
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  • 'What I particularly like about Lexton is the unique mix of expertise and understanding of our everyday business. The way in which legal challenges are explained so that we can implement processes directly in our everyday work is outstanding.'

  • 'As clients, we are very impressed by the quick response and also the very quick processing of our requests, which are usually brought to the firm very spontaneously and under great time pressure.'

  • 'What we particularly value about Kevin von Holleben's work is his deep expertise, his pragmatic approach and also his ability to explain even complex data protection topics in a way that we, as laypeople, can understand. We had very different experiences with other data protection experts!'

Kernmandanten

  • ARC GmbH & Co. KG
  • Basis Technologies Germany GmbH
  • Global Protect Sicherheitsdienste GmbH
  • QAD Europe GmbH
  • Investitionsbank des Landes Brandenburg
  • Codeflow GmbH
  • Kleinanzeigen.de GmbH
  • Pares-IT GmbH & Co. KG
  • Scope SE & Co. KGaA
  • Stadler Deutschland GmbH

Highlight-Mandate

  • Advising Universal Music Entertainment GmbH on the handling of employee data and customer data in the global group of companies; advising on the implementation of the ECJ ruling (Schrems II) in the group, particularly in the US.
  • Advising TLGG Agency GmbH in connection with the use of AI tools and their data protection assessment when used for the agency's clients.
  • Advice to Cosmo Consult Group on the digitisation of B2B business including data protection.

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