Caroline is an associate at bureau Brandeis. Caroline’s professional focus is on information law, more particularly copyright law, the liability of intermediaries, privacy and freedom of speech. Caroline is involved in a number of groundbreaking cases concerning these topics.

 
Caroline obtained her law degree at the University of Amsterdam (LL.M. Information Law 2011, cum laude) and also spent one semester studying at New York University School of Law. Caroline has been a member of the Dutch Bar since 2012.

 
Caroline published articles on the liability of Internet intermediaries as well as the influence of the EU Charter on Fundamental Rights on intellectual property law.

Recent work:

• Taking part in litigations concerning – inter alia – the liability of internet intermediaries, the legal qualification of hyperlinks, the lending of e-books and the use of data that has been illegally collected by the NSA by the Dutch State.
• Advising different parties in the online industry on liability-, privacy, copyright and consumer right issues, as well as drafting/amending the relevant contracts.
• Negotiating a licensing agreement.

Companies Caroline works for:

Marktplaats, Netflix, Quote, the Dutch Publishers Association.