Lasse Konrad

If you take a look at the Berlinale programme, the cinema or streaming charts, it quickly becomes apparent that portraits of real people in the form of feature films are becoming increasingly popular. However, the question to be answered is not quite trivial - under what conditions may a person be portrayed?

In the third episode of the litigation series of HÄRTING|fm, Lasse Konrad, partner at Härting Rechtsanwälte, presents three disputes that have arisen in the wake of cyber attacks.

The storage and use of credit rating data is subject to strict data protection regulations. The use of creditworthiness data by companies can take place in two directions: On the one hand, companies access creditworthiness information in order to assess risks when awarding contracts. On the other hand, they themselves report data to SCHUFA Holding AG in order to provide the overall system with information.

The long-awaited ECJ judgement in the case of Deutsche Wohnen SE against the Berlin public prosecutor's office has just been published. (C-807/21)

The SCHUFA before the ECJ or: "How to pimp my creditscore - Why the renewed swansong on the SCHUFA score is misguided" - Critical comments on the Advocate General's Opinion.