Celina advises domestic and international clients in the areas of competition law, intellectual property (IP) and information technology (IT).

She advises leading technology clients and global digital platforms on all aspects of internet and social media law, in particular on data protection law and contractual obligations from a national and European perspective. Also, she advises and represents clients in complex litigations.

She completed a German-French double degree program at the University of Cologne and the Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. She then passed the first state examination and went on to complete her doctorate at the University of Cologne.

After completing her legal clerkship in Hamburg, working for other international law firms and the Ministry of Economics in Berlin, she passed her second state examination.