Steffen Krieger

Steffen advises clients in all matters of collective and individual employment law. He provides comprehensive advice on company restructurings (transfers of business, staff adaptations, plant closures, plant relocations, establishment of qualification companies), particularly in the context of restructurings and insolvencies, and advises employers on and represents them in disputes with employees, works and staff councils and labour unions. His practice also includes advising on employment law issues in connection with transactions. · Gleiss Lutz

GermanyEmployment, Restructuring & Insolvency

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About

Partner at Gleiss Lutz, Steffen advises on collective and individual employment law, with particular focus on company restructurings, insolvency-related employment issues and employer representation in disputes with employees, works/staff councils and labour unions. He also advises on employment law aspects of transactions.

Practice areas

EmploymentRestructuring & InsolvencyEmployment LitigationCorporate / M&ALabour Relations

Office

Germany

Gleiss Lutz · Steffen advises clients in all matters of collective and individual employment law. He provides comprehensive advice on company restructurings (transfers of business, staff adaptations, plant closures, plant relocations, establishment of qualification companies), particularly in the context of restructurings and insolvencies, and advises employers on and represents them in disputes with employees, works and staff councils and labour unions. His practice also includes advising on employment law issues in connection with transactions.

Germany

Expertise

Transfers of businessStaff adaptationsPlant closures and relocationsEstablishment of qualification companiesEmployment aspects of restructurings and insolvenciesRepresentation in disputes with works/staff councils and labour unionsEmployment law in transactions

Education

University of Tübingen

Admissions

Certified labour law attorney
Member of the German Bar Association’s Labour Law Working Group