360° Consulting (Schönberger & Dielmann)

360° Consulting, Everything under one roof.

Data protection and law, together with Schönberger & Dielmann.

What we deliver

From obligation to advantage.

Through our cooperation with the law firm Schönberger & Dielmann we also cover IT law, competition law, IP law, contract law and litigation.

  • Data protection consulting plus legal representation
  • IT law, competition law, contract law
  • Out-of-court and court representation
  • One point of contact for all digital legal questions
  • A well-established collaboration under one roof

How we work

Three steps to your goal.

  1. Step 01

    Scoping

    You describe the matter: an IT contract dispute, a trademark question, a competition-law issue. We clarify whether data protection, IT law or both are needed.

  2. Step 02

    Engagement intake

    For pure data protection needs, datenschutz frankfurt takes over. Where legal representation is involved, Schönberger & Dielmann joins through the established cooperation.

  3. Step 03

    Integrated handling

    One client invoice, one point of contact, a coordinated strategy. Out of court and in court.

360° support

Six fields from our all-round consulting.

Pick a field to see what the 360° support means there in practice.

360° Consulting

Data protection

GDPR consulting, external Data Protection Officers and the data protection management system come from our own house.

Provided by datenschutz frankfurt

More than data protection

Where consulting meets the law.

Data protection questions rarely end with data protection. Through our cooperation with the law firm Schönberger & Dielmann we cover adjacent areas of law seamlessly, without you having to look for a law firm. Both firms are based in the Rhine-Main region and work from a single source for clients in Frankfurt am Main, from the Rhine-Main region and across Germany.

Where data protection borders on law

  • Warning notices and competition law
  • IT and contract law (DPAs, licences, SaaS contracts)
  • Copyright and media law
  • Employment-law aspects of employee data protection
  • Out-of-court and court representation

Your advantages

Data protection consulting and legal representation mesh together, well-rehearsed and without friction. A single point of contact for all digital legal questions saves time, coordination and cost.

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What else we cover.

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Frequent questions

FAQ on our cooperation with Schönberger & Dielmann

How does the cooperation with Schönberger & Dielmann work?
Both firms sit under the same roof in Bad Homburg v.d.H., at Kaiser-Friedrich-Promenade 6. Engagements are handed over through agreed interfaces; the client has one central point of contact who coordinates internally.
Which areas of law does the cooperation cover?
IT law, competition law, trademark law, copyright law, IP law, contract law and industrial property protection, everything that arises from digital business models.
Who is the 360-degree consulting for?
For companies whose matter goes beyond pure data protection, e.g. contract disputes with IT vendors, warning notices over competition or trademark issues, or where a data protection question must also be enforced under civil law.
Do I need to engage datenschutz frankfurt and Schönberger & Dielmann separately?
No. You get a single engagement with one central point of contact; we handle the internal split between datenschutz frankfurt and Schönberger & Dielmann, matched to the relevant area of law.
What fines and penalties are possible?
Breaches of the processing principles, the legal bases, data subject rights or transfers to a third country (Art. 83(5) GDPR): up to €20 million or 4 % of worldwide annual turnover. Breaches of controller and processor obligations, such as the record of processing activities, security of processing, breach notification or appointing a data protection officer (Art. 83(4) GDPR): up to €10 million or 2 % of worldwide annual turnover. Whichever amount is higher applies. Alongside a fine, a supervisory authority may order, restrict or prohibit the processing; section 42 BDSG additionally makes certain intentional acts a criminal offence, punishable by up to three years imprisonment or a fine.