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Philipp Schlotthauer

Dr. Philipp Schlotthauer

Associate
Baker McKenzie Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH von Rechtsanwälten und Steuerberatern

Biography

Philipp Schlotthauer joint the Munich office of Baker McKenzie in February 2024. He is a member of the Firm's European and Global Labor Law practice group. Philipp previously worked as a research assistant at a civil and labor law professorship at the University of Augsburg, where he held lectures and wrote his doctoral thesis on the employee status of eSports athletes. He is also a co-founder of the Research Center for eSports Law of the University of Augsburg.

Practice Focus

Philipp advices clients on a broad range of individual and collective labor and employment law matters, such as reorganizations and restructuring measures, the recruitment and redundancy of employees and day-to-day employment law matters. He is also specialized in employee data protection law.

Admissions

  • Germany (2024)

Education

  • Higher Regional Court of Munich (Second State Exam) (2023)
  • University of Augsburg (Dr. iur.) (2023)
  • University of Augsburg (First State Exam) (2018)

Languages

  • English
  • German
  • Co-author (with C. Koops) "Die Rechtsfortbildung des BSG zum Beschäftigtenstatus – gleichzeitig Entscheidungsbesprechung zu BSG B 12 BA 1/23 R, B 12 R 15/21 R und B 12 BA 4/22 R", BB 2024, S. 1460 – 1463.
  • Author, "eSportler, Arbeitnehmereigenschaft", "eSport-Begriff", in Stichwortkommentar eSport-Recht, 2023.
  • Author, "Arbeitnehmer im Mannschafts-eSport", 2022.
  • Co-author (with Nepomuk Nothelfer), "(E)-Sport im rechtlichen Sinne und privatrechtliche Beziehung zwischen Clan und eSportler", in Status quo und Entwicklungspotenziale, 2. Aufl. 2022.
  • Author, "Besonderheiten bei der Gestaltung von eSport-Sponsoringverträgen", in eSport-Recht – Politik, Praxis und Wissenschaft im Dialog, 2020.
  • Co-author (with Nepomuk Nothelfer), "(e)Sport im rechtlichen Sinne und privatrechtliche Beziehung zwischen Clan und eSportler", in Status quo und Entwicklungspotenziale, 1. Aufl. 2020.