Europe’s premier self-storage provider Shurgard has acquired its competitor Pickens, bolstering its presence in Germany with six additional locations in Hamburg and Berlin. According to company reports, the transaction volume totals a substantial €120 million.
In 2023, Hogan Lovells increased its revenue in Germany by 9.3 percent, reaching 352 million euros. According to the firm, this surpasses its own target figures and nearly matches the global growth of the firm. This record-breaking achievement
Dr. Christoph Rödter (pictured) joined the Munich office of PwC Legal in mid February. He was previously a partner at Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe in Munich. Rödter began his legal career at Linklaters
Freshfields adds a new partner to its new Energy Transition team: it’s Stefan Schröder (pictured), regulatory specialist, and he is set to join Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer’s Düsseldorf office from Hogan Lovells
Norton Rose Fulbright has strengthened its German antitrust and competition law practice with the appointment of Dr Jens Steger (pictured). Steger joins as a partner in the firm’s Frankfurt office from K&
Martin Düker (56, pictured), former legal counsel at EnBW, has joined the MDax group United Internet as new group general counsel. His task will be to establish a legal team at the corporate level, which
Dr. Nikolaos Paschos (pictured), 56 years-old corporate and business law expert collaborating with law firm Latham & Watkins in Düsseldorf, has made a significant move, joining US competitor Paul Hastings in Frankfurt effective February. Initially
The Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) 2024 Chief Legal Officers Survey (CLO Survey), in partnership with Exterro, the leading data risk management software solution for minimizing risks posed by litigation, privacy regulations and cybersecurity threats, offers
Based on the survey “Global disputes forecast” conducted annually by Baker McKenzie, nearly a third of top-tier legal and risk executives in major corporations worldwide foresee an uptick in conflicts this year, with close to
CMTA, Graz-based securities service provider, has significantly broadened its license under the Securities Supervision Act (WAG). As a result, this fintech company becomes the first in Austria authorized to place securities and engage in proprietary