Lawyer & Cloud Expert
Partner
Konrad Żdanowiecki supports you in legal matters related to digital products, services and platforms, as well as in all aspects of IT contract law, in particular in complex projects (especially IT outsourcing and software projects). He is an expert in all legal matters related to Cloud Computing and worked for the world's leading Cloud provider for more than five years, after seven years in a large law firm. He also has extensive experience with projects, contracts and IT compliance in regulated sectors (financial sector, healthcare, critical infrastructure, etc.) and public administration. Other areas of expertise include data protection law, data law, information security law and software copyright law.
since 2024
Partner at Aitava
2019 – 2024
In-house lawyer at Amazon Web Services (AWS), most recently as Senior Corporate Counsel and Head of the Sales Legal Team for DACH & CEE
2012 – 2019
Attorney at law at Noerr, most recently as Associated Partner
2010 – 2012
Trainee lawyer at the Higher Regional Court of Munich
2004 – 2009
Law studies at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich
(Selection)
Outsourcing-Verträge
Auer-Reinsdorff/Conrad (Hrsg.), Handbuch IT- und Datenschutzrecht, 3. Auflage, 2019 (4. Auflage erscheint 2024) [mit Thomas Thalhofer]
Technische Dokumentation, Aufzeichnungspflichten (Art. 11, 12 AI Act)
Schefzig/Kilian (Hrsg.), BeckOK KI-Recht (erscheint 2024) [mit Jonas Siglmüller]
Data is Cash – Daten als Entgelt
DSRI-Tagungsband 2018, 559
App Commerce
Bräutigam/Rücker (Hrsg.), E-Commerce, 1. Auflage, 2017
Die Cloud im Fokus der Bank-, Börsen- und Versicherungsaufsicht
CR 2016, 773
Rechtsrahmen für den Betrieb ziviler Drohnen
NJW 2016, 444 [mit Tim Uschkereit]
Cloud Computing für die öffentliche Hand
CR 2015, 485 [mit Jan-Oliver Schrotz]
Recht an den Daten
Bräutigam/Klindt (Hrsg.), Digitalisierte Wirtschaft/Industrie 4.0, 2015
Screen Scraping - Rechtlicher Status quo in Zeiten von Big Data
MMR 2015, 497 [mit Leo Schapiro]
Handel mit Gebrauchtsoftware: kleines “ja” – großes “aber”
Computerwoche, 12.07.2013 [mit Peter Bräutigam]
