My law firm has exten­sive expe­ri­ence in pro­vid­ing legal and strate­gic advice to small and medi­um-sized enter­pris­es in a wide range of sec­tors.
I place great impor­tance on “spe­cial­iza­tion” in the par­tic­u­lar­i­ties of the respec­tive com­pa­nies and their ser­vices and prod­ucts.
My advice ranges from con­tract and labor law to nego­ti­a­tions of all kinds.
I advise the com­pa­nies I assist on com­pli­ance mat­ters, crim­i­nal law issues, as well as on lease and rental agree­ments, soft­ware con­tracts or com­pa­ny acqui­si­tions.
Espe­cial­ly medi­um-sized com­pa­nies often do not have their own legal depart­ment, but they con­sid­er it essen­tial to have an in-house lawyer with whom they have a close per­son­al rela­tion­ship.
Since I high­ly val­ue the diver­si­ty and indi­vid­u­al­i­ty of busi­ness activ­i­ties, I advise the com­pa­nies I assist almost exclu­sive­ly at their offices.
It goes with­out say­ing that the issue of costs is also of great impor­tance to a com­pa­ny. That is why my con­sult­ing ser­vices are char­ac­ter­ized by utmost fair­ness and trans­paren­cy, there are no “nasty sur­pris­es,” and the busi­ness­es I advise nev­er hes­i­tate to con­tact me quick­ly and with­out com­pli­ca­tions because they are not afraid of costs.

My law firm spe­cial­izes in han­dling traf­fic acci­dent cas­es. In par­tic­u­lar, I reg­u­lar­ly rep­re­sent in and out of court vic­tims of “lia­bil­i­ty dam­ages,” that is, motorists who have been injured as a result of a traf­fic acci­dent through no fault of their own. In this con­text, it is par­tic­u­lar­ly impor­tant that the vic­tim of an injury does not have to bear the costs of a lawyer. Rather, my expens­es are cov­ered by the oth­er party’s lia­bil­i­ty insur­ance.
I have exten­sive expe­ri­ence in out-of-court and in court nego­ti­a­tions with insur­ance com­pa­nies and have report­ed great results, par­tic­u­lar­ly in reach­ing a set­tle­ment quick­ly and on favor­able terms.
Due to my close coop­er­a­tion with car repair shops and auto­mo­tive apprais­ers, I also have exten­sive per­son­al expe­ri­ence in motor vehi­cle claims and an excel­lent net­work of experts to whom I can rely on quick­ly and at any time.
It is impor­tant to me to set­tle claims fol­low­ing an acci­dent “quick­ly and qui­et­ly,” so that the vic­tim does not have to deal with it intense­ly, but can ide­al­ly receive a rea­son­able amount of mon­ey and a repaired car, with­out hav­ing been per­son­al­ly involved in the pro­ce­dure.

I rep­re­sent both employ­ees and employ­ers in labor law pro­ceed­ings, such as actions for pro­tec­tion against dis­missal, gross wage claims or com­pen­sa­tion pro­ceed­ings.
I rep­re­sent my clients out of court, before labor courts and civ­il courts. As a result, I have exten­sive expe­ri­ence and I am able to assess and under­stand both employ­ees’ and employ­ers’ points of view well, which offers great tac­ti­cal advan­tages dur­ing nego­ti­a­tions.
In par­tic­u­lar, I have exten­sive expe­ri­ence in nego­ti­at­ing sev­er­ance pack­ages in cas­es where employ­ees and employ­ers, direc­tors or man­agers and their com­pa­nies, want or need to sep­a­rate. I have a good sense for the respec­tive “pain thresh­olds” and a fine­ly coor­di­nat­ed method­olog­i­cal reper­toire devel­oped over many years.
In par­tic­u­lar I put par­tic­u­lar impor­tance to the abil­i­ty to pro­vide secu­ri­ty and peace of mind to my clients, whether they are for­mer exec­u­tives or busi­ness own­ers, when their nerves are „strained“.

My law firm works close­ly with numer­ous car deal­ers, car repair shops and auto­mo­tive apprais­ers. I there­fore have exten­sive expe­ri­ence in all areas relat­ed to vehi­cles of all types, from elec­tric cars to heavy trucks. I han­dle leas­ing, financ­ing, pur­chase and sale agree­ments in case of defects, both in and out of court, nego­ti­ate claims for dam­ages, and advise on the pur­chase and sale of vehi­cles, both new and used, for both indi­vid­u­als and busi­ness­es.

There are many rea­sons why you may have suf­fered an injury. A car acci­dent, a work­place injury or abuse, defec­tive equip­ment, harm­ful envi­ron­men­tal influ­ences, or the bite of an ani­mal. In many cas­es, you are enti­tled to com­pen­sa­tion for pain and suf­fer­ing. If you try to seek com­pen­sa­tion on your own, you will often face some resis­tance, and even if the insur­ance com­pa­ny is will­ing to com­pen­sate you for pain and suf­fer­ing, the amount offered is often very low. I have been han­dling claims for my clients for many years and have worked hard to ensure that ade­quate dam­ages and com­pen­sa­tion are paid. Often an impor­tant deci­sion must be made about who should pay. In addi­tion to the vic­tim him­self, lia­bil­i­ty insur­ers and, in some cas­es, the State trea­sury are also con­sid­ered. How­ev­er, deal­ing with insur­ance com­pa­nies requires a great deal of expe­ri­ence and good intu­ition, because it is in the inter­est of the insur­ance com­pa­ny to keep its mon­ey and not spend it on claims. The right amount of pres­sure and nego­ti­at­ing skills can some­times work won­ders. If you have suf­fered a loss or injury, please do not hes­i­tate to con­tact me at any time. I will be glad to advise you.

For many years, I have been specif­i­cal­ly deal­ing with vic­tims of crimes. These are, for exam­ple, the direct vic­tims of rob­bery or assault, but also the rel­a­tives of vic­tims, e.g., of sex crimes or homi­cide, who are often seri­ous­ly affect­ed. My work ranges from accom­pa­ny­ing vic­tims in the ear­ly stages of pre­lim­i­nary pro­ceed­ings to rep­re­sent­ing them in court. The crime vic­tims and their fam­i­ly mem­bers often feel “lost” in the cos­mos of crim­i­nal law. As an expe­ri­enced lawyer, I take my clients by the hand and guide them through the entire nerve-rack­ing and over­whelm­ing pro­ce­dure. I also con­sid­er myself some­what of a psy­cho­log­i­cal coun­selor, and in my very intense and pos­i­tive expe­ri­ence, my clients often grow with their “task” in crim­i­nal pro­ceed­ings and even­tu­al­ly emerge from them strength­ened, for­ti­fied and to some extent even inward­ly paci­fied. As a lawyer, I am a sworn organ of the admin­is­tra­tion of jus­tice, so I feel a strong need to strength­en my clients’ con­fi­dence in jus­tice and the rule of law.