Expertise

Pauline advises on public commercial law. Her core practice areas are artificial intelligence and cyber resilience regulation, product liability and product safety law, ESG compliance and constitutional and administrative law.

Vita

Pauline studied Law at Heidelberg University, where she obtained her PhD, and holds an LL.M. from Trinity College Dublin. She has been with Gleiss Lutz since 2025. After her legal clerkship, which included stages at the Higher Administrative Court of Baden-Württemberg and the Federal Constitutional Court, she completed her doctorate as a research fellow and lecturer at Heidelberg University (Professor Dr. Bernd Grzeszick, LL.M.). She was awarded scholarships by the German Academic Scholarship Foundation, the ZEIT Foundation Bucerius and the Konrad Adenauer Foundation (legal studies and PhD). On the occasion of her LL.M., she received the European Excellence Award.

She is a lecturer at Heidelberg University and a member of the committees for the German Academic Scholarship Foundation and the Bucerius Law Programme.

Pauline speaks German and English.

Presentations
06/08/2026 06/08 03:35 PM Heidelberg Heidelberg
Künstliche Intelligenz in Rechtswissenschaft und Rechtspraxis: Grundlagen und praktische Anwendung (German-language Presentation) Presentation
02/17/2025 02/17 11:32 AM Dublin
Democratic Participation in Environmental Constitutional Change Trinity College Dublin Law Colloquium - Panel on Constitutional Law Presentation

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News
Gleiss Lutz advises Siemens on its acquisition of Lauterbach Group Mandate
The EU ETS reform package: What it means for distributors of synthetic fuels, shipping companies and installation operators Article
AI Act and Cyber Resilience Act update: new procedural rules, harmonised standard and designated supervisory authority Article
Simplification of the AI Act (digital omnibus) Article
Cybersecurity in focus: New ministerial draft proposes heightened resilience requirements Article
Federal Government draft bill to implement EU Artificial Intelligence Act Article

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Expertise

Pauline advises on public commercial law. Her core practice areas are artificial intelligence and cyber resilience regulation, product liability and product safety law, ESG compliance and constitutional and administrative law.

Vita

Pauline studied Law at Heidelberg University, where she obtained her PhD, and holds an LL.M. from Trinity College Dublin. She has been with Gleiss Lutz since 2025. After her legal clerkship, which included stages at the Higher Administrative Court of Baden-Württemberg and the Federal Constitutional Court, she completed her doctorate as a research fellow and lecturer at Heidelberg University (Professor Dr. Bernd Grzeszick, LL.M.). She was awarded scholarships by the German Academic Scholarship Foundation, the ZEIT Foundation Bucerius and the Konrad Adenauer Foundation (legal studies and PhD). On the occasion of her LL.M., she received the European Excellence Award.

She is a lecturer at Heidelberg University and a member of the committees for the German Academic Scholarship Foundation and the Bucerius Law Programme.

Pauline speaks German and English.

News
Gleiss Lutz advises Siemens on its acquisition of Lauterbach Group Mandate
The EU ETS reform package: What it means for distributors of synthetic fuels, shipping companies and installation operators Article
AI Act and Cyber Resilience Act update: new procedural rules, harmonised standard and designated supervisory authority Article
Simplification of the AI Act (digital omnibus) Article
Cybersecurity in focus: New ministerial draft proposes heightened resilience requirements Article
Federal Government draft bill to implement EU Artificial Intelligence Act Article

All news

Presentations
06/08/2026 06/08 03:35 PM Heidelberg Heidelberg
Künstliche Intelligenz in Rechtswissenschaft und Rechtspraxis: Grundlagen und praktische Anwendung (German-language Presentation) Presentation
02/17/2025 02/17 11:32 AM Dublin
Democratic Participation in Environmental Constitutional Change Trinity College Dublin Law Colloquium - Panel on Constitutional Law Presentation

All presentations