Lawyer · Specialist lawyer for transport and forwarding law
Tobias Ulbrich
Tobias Ulbrich is a lawyer specializing in transport and forwarding law, based in Düsseldorf. He represents clients nationwide in transport law disputes, vehicle purchase rescission cases, and cases of vaccine-related injuries following Covid-19. As one of the lawyers involved in the first model declaratory action against Volkswagen AG, he is considered a pioneer of collective consumer protection in Germany.
About Tobias Ulbrich
Tobias Ulbrich is a lawyer and specialist lawyer with many years of experience in transport law, consumer protection, and tort law. He is one of the legal pioneers in addressing the diesel emissions scandal and led groundbreaking cases against car manufacturers at an early stage.
He gained particular notoriety through his participation in the first model declaratory action against Volkswagen AG — a milestone in collective legal protection in Germany.
Today, his focus is on three areas: transport law damage cases along complex supply and logistics chains, vehicle reversal in cases of defects and manufacturer responsibility, and vaccination damage law with hundreds of ongoing proceedings following Covid-19 vaccinations.
In addition to his legal practice, Ulbrich lectured on transport law at FOM University and is active as a training manager for aviation safety officers. He holds a private pilot's license (PPL(A)+NFQ) and, as managing director of fastlaw.online GmbH, combines traditional legal advice with legal tech approaches.
Training
Graduated in 2003
Indiana University Bloomington · Humboldt University of Berlin · University of Leuven (Belgium)
Study of law
With a focus on European law · Indiana University Bloomington · Humboldt University Berlin · University of Leuven (Belgium)
Professional background
since 2007
Düsseldorf
Co-founder & Partner
Rogert & Ulbrich Rechtsanwälte in Partnerschaft mbB
2003–2007
lawyer
Diehl Köhler & Partner · Düsseldorf
since 2003
Admission as a lawyer
Düsseldorf Bar Association
additional qualifications
- Successfully completed specialist lawyer training in transport and forwarding law
- study of European law
- Private Pilot (PPL(A)+NFQ)
- Training manager for training of aviation safety officers (with approval of the LBA)
memberships
- DGTR (German Society for Transport Law)
- DGLR (German Society for Aeronautics and Astronautics – Lilienthal-Oberth eV)
- AOPA Germany – Association of General Aviation.
- AOPA – Working Group of Flying Lawyers and Tax Advisors
- IAOPA – International Council of Aircraft Owner and Pilot Associations
- BCMR (Business Club Maas Rhine)
- DNHK (German-Dutch Chamber of Commerce)
foreign language skills
English
Russian
Dutch
Profiles & Directories
main areas of activity
- Transport law & freight forwarding law
- aviation law
- Industry consulting for transport / logistics / aerospace
Publications & articles by Tobias Ulbrich
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Vaccine damage after corona vaccination: Particularly damaging batch numbers
There are countless reports of adverse events following the Covid-19 vaccination. A particularly striking feature is that the batches used have not caused the reported adverse events and suspected cases uniformly – some batches stand out significantly. Certain batch numbers are under particular scrutiny, as they are frequently associated with adverse side effects and recognized adverse events following vaccination. Adverse events following the Moderna vaccination…
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PEI only secretly confirmed batch-related vaccine injuries at the end of 2024, thus violating its supervisory duties.
Sensational revelation: On November 28, 2024, the Paul Ehrlich Institute (PEI) secretly published the data from suspected adverse drug reactions online, thus confirming batch-dependent damage contrary to its previous statements. On November 28, 2024, the PEI surprisingly released the Excel spreadsheet of all suspected adverse drug reactions, which had previously been kept secret. This directly confirms the previously refuted theory that there is significant batch-dependent…
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Right to information – How vaccine victims can obtain the manufacturer's data
Conditions, scope, and significance of the right to information according to the Federal Court of Justice (BGH) ruling 2026: Anyone who becomes chronically ill after a vaccination faces a fundamental problem: The crucial information—which side effects were known to the manufacturer, how many suspected cases were reported, how the risk-benefit ratio of the vaccine was assessed—does not lie with the affected individual. It lies with the manufacturer. The German Medicines Act…
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Federal Court of Justice ruling on Corona vaccine injuries – What this means for those affected
Germany's highest court has ruled: Anyone who became ill after a COVID-19 vaccination now has a stronger right to information. Suddenly becoming ill after a COVID-19 vaccination – and then not even being able to find out what the manufacturer knew about potential risks – that was the reality for many affected individuals for a long time. The Federal Court of Justice (BGH) – the highest court…
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Federal Court of Justice ruling on Vaxzevria – What vaccine victims need to know now
On March 9, 2026, the German Federal Court of Justice (BGH) strengthened the legal position of individuals who suffered health problems following a Vaxzevria vaccination. On that same day, the BGH issued a landmark ruling on pharmaceutical liability following Vaxzevria vaccinations (Case No. VI ZR 335/24). The decision addresses the requirements for the right to information under Section 84a of the German Medicines Act (AMG) and the claim for damages under…