Export Bans on Nazi-Looted Art (PhD thesis)Dr David Mollin: Schriften zum Kulturgüterschutz / Cultural Property Studies,  De Gruyter Verlag, 2017

Dispute Resolution - IT and the Law of Data - Intellectual Property

Dr David Moll studied law at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Munich as well as at University College London (LL.M. Intellectual Property Law) and wrote his PhD thesis in the area of art law ("Export Bans for Nazi-Looted Art"). He was admitted to the German Bar in 2015 and has been working with ADVANT Beiten since 2017, as a Partner since 2022. Before joining ADVANT Beiten he worked for an international law firm in the field of intellectual property, media and sports law.

Between Export Bans and Restitution Requirements: The Impact of the Draft of the Cultural Property Protection Law (Kulturgutschutzgesetzentwurf) for the Dealing with Nazi-Looted ArtDr David Mollin: Kunst und Recht (KUR), Heft 2 2016, p. 43 et seq.

Admissibility of Advertising on Smart TV User Interfaces under the German State Media TreatyDr David Moll and Dr Holger Weimannin: Kommunikation & Recht 7/8/2021, p. 455 et seq.

Stricter requirements for advertising with ambiguous environmental term ‘climate neutral’Dr David Mollin: NJW 2024, p. 3042

Dr David Moll is Partner at ADVANT Beiten's Munich office and member of the IP/IT/Media practice group. He focuses on advising media and technology companies in the areas of copyright, personal rights, trademark, and unfair competition law. In addition, he advises clients from the art industry as well as non-profit organizations on art and cultural property law issues. His practice includes contract negotiation as well as litigation.

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Comment on BGH judgment of 21.7.2023 - V ZR 112/22 - Keine Eigentumsbeeinträchtigung durch Eintragung in Lost-Art-DatenbankDr David Moll and Prof. Dr Moritz Hennemannin: NJW 2023, p. 3019