Deutsche Telekom AG has entered into an agreement on the sale of the online platform t-online.de and the digital marketer InteractiveMedia CCSP to Ströer SE.
The transaction is to be carried out by way of a capital increase of Ströer against in-kind contributions of the two entities.
In this transaction Deutsche Telekom AG has relied on the advice of Noerr, Gleiss Lutz and Hogan Lovells. While Noerr was responsible for IT/multimedia and internet law, Hogan Lovells took care of IP/trademark law including related antitrust law issues, and Gleiss Lutz of corporate/M&A, employment and tax.
The following Noerr team acted for Deutsche Telekom: Prof Dr Peter Bräutigam (pictured, lead, Partner, IT/Multimedia and Internet Law, Munich), Stefan Wilmer (Senior Associate, IT/Multimedia and Internet Law, Munich), Dr Matthias Falke (Associate, IT/Multimedia and Internet Law, Munich), Janina Diesem (Associate, Corporate/M&A and IT, Düsseldorf).
Deutsche Telekom’s inhouse team consisted of Dr Jörn Biederbick, Dr Jan Christoph Pfeffer (both M&A), Marion Schöberl, Markus Siegfanz (both Trademark Law), Claudia Bobermin, Stephan Peter (both Multimedia and Internet Law), Ulrich Hartmann, Dr Hans-Wolfgang Werner (both Tax), Ingo Ernst Schöllmann (both Employment), Dr Hilmar Leonhardt (Antitrust) and Friederike Vogel (Carve-Out, Corporate).
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