HanoverTheresia Rasche
Senior Consultant
Theresia Rasche is a senior consultant and attorney in media and copyright law as well as intellectual property law. She is also the founder of the law firm lexICT legal. She is involved in the Digital Commission of the German Women Lawyers Association, where she works in particular on data policy and discrimination through algorithmic decision-making systems. Furthermore, she is a lecturer for media and copyright law at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Hannover.
Areas of Interest
Trade Secrets
Protection of trade secrets.
Online Marketing
Privacy-compliant user tracking, website analytics, and more.
Webdesign
Cookies, embedded content, transparency obligations: everything about data protection on websites.
Associations
Data privacy in associations.
Career
Lecturer in media law at the Hanover University of Applied Sciences and Arts in the studies of Public Relations and Television Journalism
TÜV-certified data protection officer
Establishment of lexICT legal
Consultant in lexICT data protection consulting
Two years experience as a lawyer in a commercial law firm with a focus on trademark law
four years of working at the Institute for Legal Informatics at the Leibniz-University of Hannover
Specialization: IT Law and Intellectual Property Law
Law studies in Hanover and Stockholm
Publications, talks and teaching
2021
OLG München erklärt Klarnamenpflicht von Facebook für zulässig, eine Kritik an den Urteilsgründen
Datenschutz-Berater 2021, 27
2016
Fluggastdatenspeicherung im Lichte der EuGH-Rechtsprechung
Zeitschrift für Datenschutz Aktuell 2016, 05205
2026
Media law
Hochschule Hannover, ongoing
Commitments and Memberships
- Member of the commission Digitales of the Deutschen Juristinnenbundes, Providing guidance on current digital policy developments and drafting position statements
- Voluntary appointed data protection officer of the Deutscher Juristinnenbund
- Correspondent attorney for FragdenStaat, an initiative of Open Knowledge Foundation Deutschland e.V.
- Legal support of the project „Digital kompetenzorientiert Prüfen“ of the Hanover University of Applied Sciences and Arts