Dr. Anne Dewey is an attorney-at-law (Germany) specializing in copyright law, with a focus on the culture industry and copyright issues raised by artificial intelligence and digitization. She advises and represents national and international companies as well as individual creators, from contract drafting and licensing through to the enforcement of claims in court. Anne holds a doctorate in art law and has taught museum law with a focus on copyright at the University of Bonn.

Kaya Milobara is an attorney-at-law (Germany) specializing in copyright law, with a focus on artificial intelligence. Her work also covers the film industry and the wider entertainment sector. She represents rightholders and companies in copyright infringement proceedings and advises on contract drafting and licensing.

Kaya holds a double degree in English and German law. She is Deputy Executive Director of the Northern Regional Association of the German Stage Association (Deutscher Bühnenverein Landesverband Nord) and advises on issues relating to theatre labour law and copyright law.

With over 15 years of private practice experience, Julian Waiblinger is a seasoned IP lawyer specializing in European and German copyright law. He regularly advises and represents clients in the film, sports, gaming, music and publishing sectors in high-profile IP litigation and online enforcement matters. Julian's core practice areas encompass representation in infringement proceedings, advice on copyright contract law and rights clearance, as well as the development and implementation of anti-piracy strategies for clients operating in digital environments. He is the author and co-author of numerous publications in the field of copyright law, including Fromm/Nordemann, one of the leading copyright commentaries in Germany, and annual case law reviews published in the leading legal journal NJW covering the most recent developments in copyright legislation and jurisprudence. Julian holds a doctorate in copyright law and lectures at the University of Potsdam. He currently serves as Chair of INTA's Copyright Committee for the 2026–2027 term and as Co-Chair of the International Committee of the Copyright Society.