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Dr. Ingo BAUMANN
Partner
BHO Legal
Köln,
Germany
- Telephone:+49 221 270956 0
- E-mail:Ingo.Baumann@bho-legal.com
Areas of practice
Administrative and Public law
Public procurement
Commercial relations and contracts
European Community law
Aviation
Information technology
Languages Spoken
English
French
GermanMemberships
International Institute of Space Law (IISL), European Centre for Space Law (ECSL), International Bar Association (IBA), Space Law Committee, GAIA Aerospace, Space Brewery, EARSC, BavAIRia e.V.g
About
20 years of experience in space, R&D and defense sectors
Expertise and professional education
Dr. Ingo Baumann is a founding partner of the law firm BHO Legal. He specializes in national and European high technology and research projects. His clients are primarily leading companies and institutions in the aerospace and telecommunications industries. Dr. Baumann studied law in Münster and Cologne. He received his doctorate from the Cologne Institute for Aerospace Law under Prof. Dr. Hobe on the international law of satellite communications. As a lawyer, he subsequently advised medium-sized companies in the field of satellite communications.
From 2001 to 2007, Dr. Baumann was responsible for the legal support of research and technology projects at the German Aerospace Center. From 2007 to the end of 2008, he was head of DLR e.V.'s project office for the European satellite navigation system Galileo and administrative director of DLR Gesellschaft für Raumfahrtanwendungen mbH, a subsidiary of DLR e.V. for the establishment and operation of the Galileo Control Center. Dr Baumann is a guest lecturer at the University of Leiden and at the summer courses of the International Space University or the European Centre for Space Law.