
Dr. Matthias Grundmann
Lawyer BvM Munich
Matthias Grundmann is a partner in the Munich office of Brehm & v. Moers. He advises leading companies, start-ups, and investors on all matters related to technology, digital business, and entertainment. His areas of focus include the production of audiovisual content, licensing, and compliance matters (such as accessibility, the AI Act, and the AVMS Directive). In addition, he supports clients in the commercialization of personality rights, guides them through start-up processes, and successfully negotiates contracts.
Matthias Grundmann studied law at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, where he also completed training as a business mediator (MuCDR).
In 2024, he was appointed by Oxford University Innovation to serve as a mentor for AI start-ups.
Admission to the Bar
2011
Publications
Announced: Dreyer/Kotthoff/Hentsch, Heidelberger Kommentar zum Urheberrecht, 5th edition, C.F. Müller Verlag, 2025, Mediation and out-of-court dispute resolution and representation by associations (Sections 32f and g), Mediation and out-of-court dispute resolution for video-on-demand services (Section 35a), Photographs (Section 72), Broadcasting organisations (Section 87) and Part 3 - Special provisions for films (Sections 88 to 95) and (in each case together with Guido Hettinger).
Schwarz, Handbuch Filmrecht, 6th edition, C.H. Beck Verlag, 2021, ch. 251, "Forms of Pay-TV (Pay-TV, Pay-per-Channel, Pay-per-View, NVoD)", ch. 251, "Teleshopping", ch. 251, "Business TV" (each together with Oliver Castendyk)
Foreign languages
English
Sundry
Mentor at Oxford University Innovation
Training as business mediator at the Munich Center for Dispute Resolution (MuCDR)