Lawyers in Germany

Carl Sanders

Linklaters

Carl-Richard Haarmann

Attorney at Law (Germany) Representative before the UPC

Boehmert & Boehmert

Carl-Stephan Schweer

Partner

Raue

Carolin Dahmen

Attorney at Law Specialist lawyer for construction and architectural law

CBH Rechtsanwälte

Carolin Wagner

Carolin Wagner is a Senior Associate in Fieldfisher's Hamburg office and advises on Data Protection and IT Law. A particular focus is on advising on large outsourcing and compliance projects as well as on international data transfer issues. In addition, she has experience in the field of Ad Tech and supports clients in the implementation of clinical trials.

Fieldfisher

Carolin Wollschlaeger

Senior Associate, Patent Attorney

HOYNG ROKH MONEGIER

Caroline Ackermann

Caroline Ackermann provides contracting authorities and companies across Germany with tailor-made, solution-oriented advice with regard to procurement procedures at national and EU level (in particular, procedures according to the German Public Procurement Ordinance) and also represents her clients in procurement review procedures. Having previously been head of a procurement office of the City of Munich for several years, Caroline Ackermann has a particular understanding of contracting authorities’ needs, and of their internal structures and processes. Caroline Ackermann’s advisory services in the field of public procurement law are defined by her specialisation in the following key areas: IT procurement: Caroline Ackermann effectively supports and advises her clients across all stages of IT procurement, from the procurement of customised software solutions and cloud services to IT outsourcing projects. Award of planning and construction contracts: Caroline Ackermann advises her clients comprehensively when it comes to procuring architectural and engineering services and, in particular, general contractor and total contractor services. Catering industry: With a particular focus on the food & beverages sector, Caroline Ackermann helps her clients optimise the process of procuring catering services whilst complying with all legal requirements. Police forces and authorities and administrations with safety- and security-related tasks: Drawing on her experience in the police and safety and security sector, Caroline Ackermann advises public authorities in procurement procedures regarding relevant products and services and ensures an efficient and legally compliant procurement process. Outsourced procurement office: Where necessary, Caroline Ackermann carries out entire (EU-wide or national) procurement procedures on behalf of rural districts, towns, municipalities and other contracting authorities. This helps ease the burden on existing procurement offices and optimise procurement procedures. Publicly funded measures: Caroline Ackermann advises paying authorities when applying for, and receiving, state grants and public funding, for example, for school construction projects. Caroline Ackermann is based in Luther’s Munich office, from where she advises clients across Germany. Advising in German and English, she is also well prepared to deal with matters with an international dimension. Caroline Ackermann trains contracting authorities and companies in seminars and practice-oriented workshops tailored specifically to these clients’ issues and requirements, attaching great importance to catering to the participants’ individual needs. The goal is to not only explain public procurement law in a comprehensible manner but to vividly illustrate it by talking about her own experiences and telling anecdotes, thereby ensuring that all participants enjoy learning.

Luther Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH

Caroline Heinickel

Caroline Heinickel, a counsel, was admitted to the German bar in 2006. She joined Baker McKenzie in 2005 and has, since then, worked mainly in the field of public law with a focus on regulated industries, particularly in the telecommunications and energy sectors, energy law and environmental law. Caroline is a member of the German offices public law practice group as well as the European telecommunications and environmental law practice groups. She advises companies and public authorities on a broad range of administrative law matters, focusing in particular on regulated industries, particularly in the telecommunications and energy sectors and energy law.

Baker McKenzie

Carsten Alexander Kociok

Partner/Shareholder

Greenberg Traurig Germany

Carsten Dau

Please see full biography at: http://www.osborneclarke.com/lawyers/daucarsten/

Osborne Clarke GmbH & Co. KG

Carsten Grave

Linklaters

Carsten Huch-Hallwachs

Partner | Lawyer | Certified Specialist for Employment Law | Certified Specialist for Industrial Rights Competences: Individual and collective employment law; Employee invention law; Industrial property law; Copyright and competition law; Trademark law

LUTZ | ABEL RECHTSANWALTS PARTG MBB

Carsten Lamberth

Carsten Lamberth is a Counsel in Fieldfisher´s Dusseldorf office and advises in particular on Corporate Law, Finance Law and Restructuring. He advises our clients on financial and corporate restructurings and reorganizations with national and international implications. In addition, he assists clients in particular in the structuring and restructuring of (real estate) financing, in all matters of Corporate Law as well as in connection with NPL projects and other transactions.

Fieldfisher

Carsten Rodemann

Counsel

White & Case LLP

Carsten Schneider

Carsten specialises in contentious and non-contentious cross-border work in both corporate and commercial matters. He provides advice to numerous international clients on large M&A deals, helping them to establish subsidiary businesses in Germany, as well as on day-to-day corporate and commercial work.

Osborne Clarke GmbH & Co. KG

Caspar Barthel, LL.M. (Cape Town)

Caspar Barthel, LL.M. (Cape Town) is a Senior Associate in Fieldfisher´s Munich office and advises national and international companies in the areas of Corporate and Energy Law with a focus on Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A). He advises on transactions, both on the buyer and on the seller side, as well as on (intra-group) restructuring and transformation processes, including cross-border mergers, corporate restructurings, joint ventures and venture capital. His particular expertise lies in advising on projects in the field of renewable energies. Our clients include: KGAL - Real investments for institutional investors LHI - Investments for institutional investors HANSAINVEST - Investments in infrastructure for institutional investors Joh. Berenberg & Gossler & Co. KG Accenture

Fieldfisher

Celin Fischer, LL.M. (Tilburg)

Celin Fischer, LL.M. (Tilburg) is an Senior Associate in Fieldfisher's Munich office and advises on Data Protection, Cybersecurity & IT Law. She advises national and international clients on all aspects of data protection, cybersecurity and other IT laws. Her practice focuses on the implementation of regulatory requirements and the representation of clients in supervisory proceedings. In addition, she advises on European and German cybersecurity frameworks, including the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), the NIS-2 Directive, and regulations relating to critical infrastructure (KRITIS), as well as telecommunications law at both European and national levels. A further focus of her work lies in advising on the use of new and emerging technologies. Celin Fischer supports clients in implementing innovative technologies in compliance with the applicable legal framework, in particular in the areas of Artificial Intelligence (AI), data-driven business models, and digital platforms. She regularly publishes with PL&B and in the jurisPraxisReport for IT law: “Requirements for Substantiating Non-Material Damages under Art. 82 GDPR: Impairment of Creditworthiness and Loss of Control over Data as Compensable Harm”, Fischer, jurisPR-ITR 25/2025, note 6 (in German, paywall) “Legitimate Interest as a Basis for Transmitting Positive Data to Credit Agencies”, Fischer, jurisPR-ITR 21/2025, note 5 (in German, paywall) "Landmark case on using publicly available data for AI development", first published in Privacy Laws & Business International Report, August 2025 (with Katharina A. Weimer) / Download as PDF "Germany’s new commissioner, update on laws, and future focus", first published in Privacy Laws & Business International Report, December 2024 (with Katharina A. Weimer) / Download as PDF

Fieldfisher

Chiara Elena Prinz, LL.M.

Associate

HOYNG ROKH MONEGIER

Chloé Lignier

Counsel

Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP

Christian Arnold

Christian advises on collective and individual employment law. He specialises in the conclusion and termination of service contracts with board members and managing directors as well as structuring remuneration systems, remuneration reports, and the provision of related assistance for shareholder meetings. His practice also focuses on (cross-border) reorganisations, particularly the associated co-determination issues. He also regularly advises on works constitution law, collective bargaining and industrial disputes.

Gleiss Lutz

Christian Atzler

Christian Atzler is a member of the Firm's Global M&A Steering Committee. He is also the co-head of the Corporate/M&A Practice Group in Germany. Christian regularly advises German and international clients on cross-border M&A transactions, corporate matters and joint venture projects. Prior to joining the Frankfurt office of Baker McKenzie in 2009, Christian worked in the Shanghai and Hong Kong offices of Baker McKenzie from 2005 to 2008, and mainly advised international clients on M&A projects, joint ventures, and China foreign direct investment projects.

Baker McKenzie

Christian Bahr

Dr Christian Bahr is a Partner in Fieldfisher´s Dusseldorf office. Following his admission to the bar in 1997 he worked as competition lawyer in Brussels, Dusseldorf and Hamburg. He advises his clients on all aspects of EU and German competition law, including cartel investigations of the German Bundeskartellamt and the European Commission, leniency applications, abuse of dominance cases, private cartel damage claims, vertical and horizontal co-operations (including distribution, licensing and R&D agreements), as well as on German, EC and multijurisdictional merger control. Further to this he advises on the design and implementation of compliance programmes and represents clients before German and European courts. He is recognized by JUVE, Chambers Europe, Chambers Global, Who’s who Legal Germany, GCR International Who is Who of Competition Lawyers as well as “Best Lawyers/Handelsblatt”.

Fieldfisher

Christian Berger

Co-Managing Partner Corporate & Tax; Banking & Finance.

avocado rechtsanwälte

Christian Braun

Partner | Lawyer | Certified Specialist lawyer for administrative law | Lecturer at the Augsburg university of applied sciences Competences: Public construction and planning law; Urban development contracts; Project-related legal advice; Water law; Immission control law; Contaminated site and nature conservation law; Public liability and compensation law; Constitutional law, constitutional complaints

LUTZ | ABEL RECHTSANWALTS PARTG MBB