I. Monograph
  • The Principle of the Primacy of Fundamental Rights – The Protection of Liberty under the Basic Law within the European Framework of Fundamental Rights, Mohr Siebeck, Tübingen 2026
  • Awarded the Faculty Prize of Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel in 2026
  • Funded by a doctoral scholarship from the German National Academic Foundation
II. Book chapters and commentaries
  • AI & Robotics in Crime and Law Enforcement – Interdisciplinary Perspectives, Wiesbaden 2026
  • AI as a Perpetrator? On the Criminal Liability of Artificial Systems (forthcoming; co-authored with Stefanie Grünewald)
  • Schleswig-Holstein State Nature Conservation Act, Commentary, Wiesbaden 2026, Introduction and commentary on Sections 1–9 (forthcoming; co-authored with Johannes Badenhop)
III. Articles
  • Grid fee exemption for battery storage systems – Scope and prospects for reform, EnWZ 2026 (forthcoming; co-authored with Judith Foest)
  • Obligation to pay compensation for damage caused by beavers – discussion of Federal Administrative Court (BVerwG) judgements of 26 March 2026 – 10 C 3.25 and 4.25, LKV 2026 (forthcoming)
  • Grid connection for battery storage systems, EnWZ 2026, pp. 104–109
  • Extraterritorial obligations to protect fundamental rights, JuS 2026, pp. 403–407 (with Merve Rönnau)
  • Review of CAS arbitral awards by national courts – with a commentary on the ECJ judgment of 1 August 2025 – C-600/23, EuZW 2025, 1056 – Royal Football Club Seraing, EuZW 2026, pp. 135–140
  • Payment against a mortgage, a land charge and a claim, JuS 2026, pp. 107–112 and pp. 207–211 (with Jasper Heil)
  • British Companies as Beneficiaries of German Fundamental Rights – Brexit, European Law and National Constitutional Law, Anglo-German Law Journal 10 (2025), pp. 7–46 (with Florian Becker)
  • The Unconstitutionality of the Age Limit for Lawyers Qualified as Notaries – Commentary on the Federal Constitutional Court judgement of 23 September 2025 – 1 BvR 1796/23, NJW 2025, pp. 3469–3472
  • Examination essay – ‘The defective horse’, JA 2025, pp. 901–909 (with Sascha Scheikholeslami-Sabzewari)
  • The new debt rules – A constitutional analysis, DVBl 2025, pp. 1207–1214
  • The Relationship between the Personal Rights of Parties to Proceedings and Freedom of the Press in the Internet Age, NJOZ 2025, pp. 1184–1188 (with Charlotte Gaschke)
  • The Use of Artificial Intelligence by Security Authorities, GSZ 2025, pp. 156–161
  • The new public debt law in case handling, JA 2025, pp. 666–671
  • The fundamental right to a financial fresh start – On the unconstitutionality of section 302 of the Insolvency Code, DÖV 2025, pp. 608–614 (with Fiete Kalscheuer)
  • The right of non-profit organisations to freedom of expression, DStR 2025, pp. 1440–1446 (with Nicolas Harding)
  • Trainee Solicitor Examination Essay – Civil Law: Liability Risks Faced by a Tax Adviser, JuS 2025, pp. 590–596 (with Sascha Scheikholeslami-Sabzewari)
  • Storm surge clauses in insurance terms and conditions, r+s 2025, pp. 397–401
  • Incompatibility of parts of the FIFA transfer rules with EU law – also a discussion of the ECJ judgment of 4 October 2024 – C-650/22 – FIFA, EuZW 2025, pp. 315–320
  • Legal Remedies and Defendants in Claims for Damages under Article 82 of the GDPR – The Applicability of a Prohibition on Fractional Claims in Data Protection Law, ZD 2025, pp. 200–205
  • Data processing for advertising purposes – Data subjects’ rights in light of the ECJ’s judgment in the Schrems v Meta case, MMR 2025, pp. 173–178
  • Fundamentals of the claim for damages under Article 82 of the GDPR, JuS 2025, pp. 309–312
  • Damages in scraping cases – Comments on the Federal Court of Justice’s Facebook ruling, r+s 2025, pp. 193–198
  • Artificial Intelligence and European Competition Law – Technological Challenges and Legal Solutions, KIR 2025, pp. 39–44
  • ZR exam paper on tenancy law – Heating costs and other settlement difficulties, JURA 2025, pp. 65–74 (together with Sascha Scheikholeslami-Sabzewari)
  • First-year exam paper on the law of sale: Water in the car, ZJS 2024, pp. 1348–1357 (in collaboration with Sascha Scheikholeslami-Sabzewari)
  • Public Law examination essay on freedom of assembly law and police law – Palestine demonstration, JURA 2024, pp. 1231–1240
  • The police ‘general clause’ in case analysis, JA 2024, pp. 749–755
  • The restraining effect of the debt brake – with comments on the Federal Constitutional Court judgement of 15 November 2023, 2 BvF 1/22, DÖV 2024, pp. 90–100
  • On the constitutional admissibility of enabling acts, JURA 2024, pp. 31–40 (with Johanna Marek)
  • The fundamental right to compliance with the debt brake, NVwZ 2023, pp. 1698–1704
  • Human rights for state-owned enterprises? – Commentary on the ECtHR judgment of 11 April 2023 – 10857/21 (STEAG GmbH v. Germany), EuR 2023, pp. 497–511
  • Private political funding: legal situation and need for regulation, ZParl 54 (2023), pp. 552–564 (with Emma Kück)
  • EU State Aid Law and Local Authority Economic Development, KommJur 2023, pp. 281–285 and pp. 321–324 (with Maria Constanze Hoffmann)
  • Government Revenue, JuS 2023, pp. 825–828
  • The entitlement of foreign nationals to fundamental rights, JA 2023, pp. 655–660
  • A Bavarian privilege in the protection of fundamental rights? Non-Bavarian and foreign legal entities as holders of Bavarian fundamental rights, BayVBl. 2023, pp. 433–441 (with Florian Becker)
  • Cemeteries operated by foreign companies and EU law, GewArch 2023, pp. 278–283 (with Nico Borgerding)
  • The green transformation of European state aid law, EuZW 2023, pp. 413–417 (with Maria Constanze Hoffmann) The Entitlement of Foreign Legal Persons to Fundamental Rights in the Light of European and International Law, AöR 147 (2022), pp. 311–360 (with Florian Becker)
  • Access to public institutions, JURA 2021, pp. 1450–1461 (with Florian Becker)
  • The entitlement to fundamental rights of state-owned enterprises from other EU Member States under Article 19(3) of the German Basic Law, JuS 2021, pp. 1141–1145
IV. Case Notes
  • Federal Constitutional Court (BVerfG): Unsuccessful constitutional complaint against the structure of the legislative procedure concerning the so-called Heating Act, commentary on BVerfG, judgment of 23 July 2026 – 2 BvE 4/23, NVwZ 2026 (forthcoming)
  • Düsseldorf Administrative Court: Legal Remedies for Claims for Damages against a Public Authority, commentary on Düsseldorf Administrative Court, order of 23 March 2026 – 29 K 2876/26, ZD 2026, pp. 426–427
  • Federal Constitutional Court: Constitutional appeal against the ‘2025 Pension Package’ inadmissible, commentary on Federal Constitutional Court, decision of 26 January 2026 – 1 BvR 2664/25, KlimR 2026, p. 147
  • KG: Place of performance in service contracts, commentary on KG, judgement of 10 July 2025 – 10 U 104/24, MMR 2026, pp. 214–216
  • LVerfG LSA: Infringement of the Landtag’s budgetary rights through an across-the-board reduction in expenditure, commentary on LVerfG LSA, judgment of 30 June 2025 – LVG 13/24, NVwZ 2026, pp. 167–169
  • Federal Constitutional Court (BVerfG): Church membership as a condition of employment, commentary on BVerfG, decision of 29 September 2025 – 2 BvR 934/19, NVwZ 2025, pp. 1894–1896
  • Cologne Administrative Court: Lawful operation of the Federal Government’s Facebook fan page, commentary on Cologne Administrative Court, judgment of 17 July 2025 – 13 K 1419/23, ZD 2025, pp. 602–604
  • Federal Court of Justice (BGH): Construction cost subsidy for battery storage systems, commentary on BGH, decision of 15 July 2025 – EnVR 1/24, IR 2025, pp. 217–218
  • Federal Fiscal Court (BFH): On the general promotion of the democratic system of government through the provision of an online platform for third-party concerns, commentary on BFH, judgment of 12 December 2024 – V R 28/23, ZStV 2025, pp. 203–205
  • BVerfG: Unsuccessful constitutional appeal regarding drone operations using Ramstein Air Base, commentary on BVerfG, judgment of 15 July 2025 – 2 BvR 508/21, NVwZ 2025, pp. 1268–1269
  • Federal Constitutional Court: Unsuccessful constitutional appeal against the solidarity surcharge, commentary on Federal Constitutional Court, judgment of 26 March 2025 – 2 BvR 1505/20, NVwZ 2025, pp. 849–850
  • Higher Regional Court of Schleswig: Security measures when sending emails with attached invoices in business correspondence and compensation for damages under Article 82 of the GDPR, commentary on OLG Schleswig, judgment of 18 December 2024 – 12 U 9/24, r+s 2025, pp. 378–380
  • Federal Constitutional Court: Police costs for high-risk Bundesliga football matches, commentary on Federal Constitutional Court, judgment of 14 January 2025 – 1 BvR 548/22, NVwZ 2025, pp. 411–412
V. Miscellaneous