Daniel Junk

Partner | Lawyer | Certified Specialist Lawyer for Construction and Architectural Law | Certified Specialist Lawyer for Procurement Law Competences: Private construction law, including advising clients and contractors on issues relating to disrupted construction processes as well as providing legal advice during the construction of major projects; Public procurement law, including strategic advice to public clients on major projects · LUTZ | ABEL RECHTSANWALTS PARTG MBB

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About

Partner at LUTZ | ABEL in Germany, Daniel Junk is a certified specialist in Construction and Architectural Law and in Public Procurement Law who advises on private construction matters (including disrupted construction processes) and provides strategic procurement advice to public clients on major projects. He holds a Dr. jur. from the University of Tübingen and has served as a lecturer for private construction law at the University of Applied Sciences in Stuttgart since 2017.

Practice areas

ConstructionConstruction LitigationPublic ProcurementReal Estate

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Germany

LUTZ | ABEL RECHTSANWALTS PARTG MBB · Partner | Lawyer | Certified Specialist Lawyer for Construction and Architectural Law | Certified Specialist Lawyer for Procurement Law Competences: Private construction law, including advising clients and contractors on issues relating to disrupted construction processes as well as providing legal advice during the construction of major projects; Public procurement law, including strategic advice to public clients on major projects

Germany

Expertise

Private construction lawDisrupted construction processesConstruction of major projectsPublic procurement advice to public clientsStrategic procurement for major projects

Education

Dr. jur., University of Tübingen, 2006
Law studies, University of Tübingen
Certified Specialist Lawyer for Construction and Architectural Law, 2008
Certified Specialist Lawyer for Public Procurement Law, 2016

Admissions

Admitted to the bar, 2003