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E-commerce in Germany

Germany is one of Europe’s largest e-commerce markets, but strict legal requirements pose challenges for companies. Consumer rights, the GDPR, competition law and tax regulations require online shops and digital business models to be designed in a legally compliant way. Our bilingual law firm helps companies minimise legal risks and successfully enter the German market.
We also advise you on e-commerce in Denmark – from consumer rights to platform regulations.

Key aspects

Anyone who works in e-commerce in Germany must observe numerous legal requirements. Clear terms and conditions, rights of withdrawal, GDPR-compliant data processing and a legally watertight imprint are essential. Violations of competition law or incorrect cookie guidelines can lead to warnings and fines. We advise companies on the legally watertight design of their online business, check contractual conditions and ensure GDPR-compliant implementation. In particular, companies operating across borders benefit from our experience in German and Danish law. With practical solutions, we help you to avoid risks and legally secure your business.

What we can do for you

We support you in all legal matters concerning German e-commerce:

• Creation and review of terms and conditions, data protection declarations and cancellation policies
• Advice on the GDPR, cookie guidelines and data protection in online trading
• Legally compliant design of online shops and platforms
• Advice on competition law and warning prevention
• Support with consumer rights, warranties and returns processes
• Representation in the event of written warnings, disputes and official proceedings

Your contact person

Thilo Wind

Lawyer, Partner
Specialist lawyer for commercial and corporate law