Daniel Huber advises national and international companies on data protection and IT law, copyright law and media and technology law. He focuses on advising on all aspects of data protection, in particular on data transfers and data notices, as well on IT contracts, mobile apps and e-commerce.

Daniel studied at the Ludwig-Maximilians-University in Munich. During his legal traineeship he worked on intellectual property aspects in the Munich office of Hogan Lovells and for a law firm in Ottawa (Canada) specialised on trademark and patent law. After his Second State Exam Daniel worked as an academic officer at the Chair of Civil Law and Media Law of Professor Dr. Johannes Hager. Before joining Hogan Lovells he gathered long-term experience by working for a law firm which is specialised on IT law. Daniel has been working for Hogan Lovells since June 2017 and is part of the team of Stefan Schuppert and Martin Pflüger.