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Marc Stauch

Senior Consultant

Marc Stauch has been a consultant at lexICT since September 2025, with a particular interest in data protection in digital health and life sciences. He is also an English solicitor (specializing in medical law) at LDMH Partners, as well as a lecturer in EU law at Leibniz University Hannover and Bremen University of Applied Sciences.

Areas of interest

  • Digital Health

    Privacy and ethics play an important role for research and data-based approaches in medicine.

  • Research & Ethics

    Data protection and privacy in research and ethics.

  • Medical Law

  • Life Sciences

    Data protection at companies and institutions in biotechnology, pharmaceuticals and medical technology.

Career

  1. Since 09/2025

    Consultant at lexICT

  2. Since 2025

    Lecturer, Bremen University of Applied Sciences

  3. Since 2021

    Lecturer, Leibniz University Hannover

  4. 2010–2024

    Research assistant, Institute for Legal Informatics, Leibniz University Hannover

  5. 2011–2014

    Lecturer, Queen Mary, University of London

  6. 2009

    Awarded doctorate degree from Georg August University of Göttingen (dissertation on medical malpractice law in England and Germany)

  7. 2003-2008

    Research assistant, Great Britain Center, Humboldt University of Berlin

  8. 1993-2003

    Lecturer in law at Nottingham Law School and the University of Leicester

  9. 1993

    Admitted as a solicitor of the Senior Courts of England and Wales

  10. 1993

    Master of Arts from the University of Oxford: MA (Oxon.)

  11. 1991-1993

    Trainee Solicitor, Addleshaw Sons and Latham, Manchester

  12. 1989-1991

    Studied law at The London Guildhall University

  13. 1986-1989

    Bachelor's degree, University of Oxford (politics, philosophy, and economics)

Publications, talks and teaching

  1. 2025

    The online delivery of public services, digital identity and data protection. Lessons from the UK?

    in Lisowski/Scholz/Trüe, Academia, Administration, Digitalization and Sustainability, Nomos 2025, S. 265 bis 277

  2. 2024

    Sichere digitale Identitäten in der Brieftasche? Die novellierte eIDAS-Verordnung als unionsweiter Rechtsrahmen

    mit Reutner, Scaduto, Seckelmann und Vugrincic, Verwaltung und Management 30 (2024) 5, S. 206 bis 217

  3. 2023

    Augmenting the Green Deal. The case for introducing personal carbon trading in the EU

    in Scholz/Trüe, The European Green Deal and its Implementation, Nomos 2023, S. 61 bis 77

  4. The patient-friendly medical injury liability rules in Germany. Implications for patient safety?

    in Tingle, Research Handbook: Patient Safety and the Law, Elgar 2023, S. 165 bis 176

  5. 2022

    Data protection and cybersecurity certification activities and schemes in the energy sector

    mit Nwankwo, Grammatikis, Sarigiannis, Lazaridis, Drosou und Tzovaras, Electronics 11 (2022) 965, S. 1 bis 18

  6. Regulating the benefits of eHealth. Information disclosure duties in the age of AI

    in Corrales-Compagnucci, AI in eHealth, Cambridge University Press 2022, S. 378 bis 400

  7. 2021

    Towards a digital ecosystem of trust. Ethical, legal and societal implications

    mit van den Hoven, Comandé, Ruggieri, Domingo-Ferrer, Musiani, Giannotti, Pratesi und Lishchuk, Opinio Juris in Comparatione 1 (2021), S. 131 bis 156

  8. 2020

    Cover this data that I cannot see. Privacy by Design in machine translation

    mit Kamocki, in Porsiel, Maschinelle Übersetzung für Übersetzungsprofis, BDÜ Fachverlag 2020, S. 42 bis 57

  9. 2019

    Text, Cases and Materials on Medical Law

    mit Wheat, 6. Auflage, Routledge 2019, 712 Seiten

  10. The UK position

    in Forgó/Helfrich/Schneider, Betrieblicher Datenschutz, Rechtshandbuch, 3. Auflage, Beck 2019, S. 1521 bis 1524

  11. 2017

    Data protection law

    in Giliker, Research Handbook on EU Tort Law, Elgar 2017, S. 184 bis 211

  12. 2016

    Using patient avatars to promote health data sharing applications. Perspectives and regulatory challenges

    mit Dahi, Forgó und Jensen, European Journal of Health Law 23 (2016), S. 175 bis 194

Weitere 12 Einträge anzeigen

  1. 2015

    The 2013 German Patient Rights Act. Codifying medical malpractice compensation

    Journal of European Tort Law 6 (2015), S. 85 bis 94

  2. 2014

    Using EHRs to design drug repositioning trials. A devolved approach to data protection

    mit Forgó und Krügel, International Review of Law, Computers and Technology 28 (2014), S. 237 bis 248

  3. 2013

    The draft Data Protection Regulation and the secondary use of patient data for research

    Journal of Professional Negligence 29 (2013), S. 72 bis 86

  4. 2011

    Medical malpractice and compensation in Germany

    Chicago-Kent Law Review 86 (2011), S. 1139 bis 1168

  5. 2010

    Die Pflichten eines Krankenhauses nach Art. 2 EMRK, den Suizid eines Patienten zu verhindern

    Zeitschrift für europäisches Privatrecht 18 (2010), S. 680 bis 693

  6. 2009

    Material contribution as a response to causal uncertainty. Time for a rethink

    Cambridge Law Journal 68 (2009), S. 27 bis 30

  7. 2008

    The Law of Medical Negligence in England and Germany. A comparative analysis

    Hart Publishing 2008, 182 Seiten

  8. 2005

    Approaches to fault in German tort law

    Torts Law Journal 13 (2005), S. 242 bis 258

  9. Euthanasia and assisted suicide in German law

    Contemporary Issues in Law 7 (2005), S. 301 bis 316

  10. 2001

    Risk and remoteness of damage in negligence

    Modern Law Review 64 (2001), S. 191 bis 214

  11. 1997

    Causation, risk and loss of chance in medical negligence

    Oxford Journal of Legal Studies 17 (1997), S. 205 bis 225

  12. Is there a common law duty to disclose genetic information?

    Jahrbuch für Recht und Ethik 7 (1997), S. 209 bis 216