Dr. Ulrike Brucklacher

Specialist lawyer for medical law
Partner

Vita

Born in 1974, studied law at the Universities of Jena and Tübingen, worked in law firms specializing in pharmaceutical and hospital law in Bonn and Munich from 2000 to 2007, joined the firm in 2008, became a partner in 2014.

Member and rapporteur in the Medical Law Committee of the German Bar Association and in the Medical Law Working Group of the German Bar Association.
Member of the Executive Committee of the Medical Law Working Group of the German Bar Association.
Member of the German Society for Statutory Health Insurance Physicians' Law and the German Society for Regenerative Medicine e.V.
Board member of the Association for the Promotion of Biotechnology and Medical Technology.

Lecturer in the bachelor's degree program in medical technology at the University of Stuttgart and Tübingen.

Services

Areas of advice

  • Medical law

  • hospital law

  • Contract doctor law

  • Medical device and pharmaceutical law

Publications

  • Brucklacher The G-BA decision on a tiered system of emergency structures in hospitals 2023
  • Brucklacher The reorganization of outpatient intensive care in ZMGR 06/2022 (p. 308 ff.) / 2022
  • Brucklacher/Renz Billing of ZE 126 for matrix-associated autologous chondrocyte implantation - A judgment of the Duisburg Social Court in the light of the latest BSG case law on potential methods The Hospital 3/2022, p. 196-198 / 2022
  • Brucklacher/Renz Comment on Berlin-Brandenburg Regional Social Court, judgment of April 29, 2021 - L 14 KR 48/18: On the inclusion of a drainage product in the list of medical aids MPR 1/2022, P. 26-34 / 2022
  • Brucklacher / Dunker The new entitlement to transitional care in accordance with Section 39e SGB V - still much need for regulation and room for interpretation PflR 12/2021, 770 - 773 / 2021
  • Brucklacher Current legal requirements for reimbursement of the additional fee 126 for autologous matrix-induced chondrocyte transplantation , DOI 10.1055/a-1416-2834, Z Orthop Unfall 2021; 159: 243-245 / 2021
  • Brucklacher / Renz Problems with cross-sector discharge: recourse options for hospitals? The hospital 6/2020, p. 496-500 / 2020
  • Brucklacher / Dunker Federal framework recommendations and outpatient intensive care Beatmet Leben 3/2020, p. 34-35 / 2020

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