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Corporate Law | M&A

We offer corporate law advice from the foundation to the exit. Whether sole proprietor, start-up, medium-sized company or group of companies – our clients are just as colourful as we are!

We can help with
  • Establishment

    We will advise you on the legal form and contracts of your company and accompany you through to the establishment of the company.

  • Start-ups

    From the initial idea, through financing, founding and employee participation to the sale, we guide and advise start-ups of all kinds.

  • M&A

    We will assist you in the acquisition and sale of companies, the sale and acquisition of company holdings and joint ventures.

  • Venture capital

    We advise investors and start-ups on all legal aspects of financing and risk capital participation in companies.

  • Drafting of contracts

    Whether articles of incorporation, company agreement, company or share purchase – we develop an individually suitable contractual basis for each project.

  • Restructuring

    You want to change your company, change the legal form, merge or separate companies? We can provide assistance from the development of a strategy to the implementation of the transformation – also in close cooperation with your trusted tax consultant.

  • Corporate disputes

    We will advise you in shareholder disputes of all kinds and provide you with advice and assistance in and out of court.

  • Disputes

    In addition, we help to ensure that your company or investment is properly closed and advise on liquidation, disputes and sales.

  • Insolvency

    We advise companies and their managing directors/board members in an economic crisis on consolidation options and any insolvency law issues that may arise.

  • Law enforcement

    If necessary, we will enforce your rights against your contractual partners, public authorities or competitors. Both in and out of court.

     

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Christian Willert
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Follow the Rule of Law, Episode 161

26. February 2026
by Carl Nowak

First, from 1:41 onwards, Dr Stefan Brink and Carl Nowak discuss a journalist’s unsuccessful attempts to gain access to the Kohl files, which are in the possession of his widow, Maike Kohl-Richter. Regrettably, it has almost become the norm in Germany for outgoing government officials to take files home with them rather than handing them over to the Federal Archives. Can an obligation on the part of public authorities to recover “lost” files be inferred from the Freedom of Information Act? Subsequently (14:14), Stefan and Carl discuss an increase in data protection complaints between 2024 and 2025 received by the Berlin Commissioner for Data Protection and the Lower Saxony State Data Protection Commissioner. What could be the causes? Finally, from minute 30:00, the topic is an ECJ ruling of 29 January (Case C-291/24) concerning the EU Money Laundering Directive. This concerned the legal requirements under Austrian law regarding the liability of a legal person for compliance breaches. What does this ruling have to do with data protection?

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Employment Law

Our clients include domestic and foreign companies and executives in all areas of individual and collective employment law. As a highly specialised team, we prepare a thorough analysis of the facts of the case and, based on this, develop an individual and result-oriented case strategy. We are confident negotiators with a deep understanding of business, with an entrepreneurial mind-set and are always in close personal contact with our clients.

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