Dr. Tina Welter-Birk

She also helps clients to identify compliance risks in collaborations with health care professionals. With her background in social security law, one particular focus of her practice lies in the handling of reimbursement matters and other matters relating to the statutory health insurance. Tina has extensive expertise in supporting worldwide clinical trials for medicinal products and medical devices in regulatory and contractual matters. In addition, she assists in the drafting and negotiation of complex agreements in the life sciences industry, for example in connection with mergers and acquisitions or drug development collaborations.

As part of her legal education, she worked for several international law firms in Frankfurt and assisted a Higher Social Court. Before joining Hogan Lovells, Tina worked for a boutique law firm in the health care sector and was an academic assistant to the Chair of civil law, German and European economic law and private insurance law at the Saarland University. Designated as member of the University's "excellent female scientists", she wrote a thesis on occupational disease in social and constitutional law context, which was honored with highest praise.