Baker McKenzie is filling the position of general manager/head of operations Germany with Constanze Schmack (pictured) as of 1 July 2024. With this strategic appointment, the firm is strengthening its management team. Constanze Schmack has more
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Baker McKenzie has once again advised MDAX-listed Evonik Industries AG on its Annual General Meeting (AGM). The AGM took place on 4 June 2024 as a virtual AGM pursuant to Section 118a of the German Stock Corporation
Baker McKenzie has advised global climate innovator Trane Technologies, a worlwide operating listed company for innovative climate technology, on its strategic investment in Trailer Dynamics, the developer of the electrically supported “eTrailer“. Trane Technologies and
Baker McKenzie is further expanding its global M&A practice with the addition of Daniel Dehghanian (pictured), LL.M., who joins as a partner on1 June 2024 and will be based in the firm’s
Baker McKenzie advised building supplier Arbonia on the competitive sale process with several bidders of its climate division, for an enterprise value of EUR 760 million, to Midea Electrics Netherlands, a company of Midea Group. Arbonia’
Baker McKenzie has advised EQT Life Sciences on the successful closing of a EUR 128 million (USD 138.8 million) Series B2 financing of Tubulis. The round was co-led by EQT Life Sciences and Nextech Invest, on behalf
Baker McKenzie strengthens Banking & Finance practice as of 1 April 2024 with Dr Conrad Ruppel (pictured), who joins Baker McKenzie’s Frankfurt office as Financial Regulatory Partner from Ashurst. Conrad is a financial market regulatory expert,
Knorr-Bremse has sold the majority stake in Düsseldorf-based supplier Kiepe Electric. The intention is for this entity to go public in the United States with the assistance of investment firm Heramba. The multi-part transaction
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
Ruag, the Swiss company active in the fields of aerospace and defence, escaped a multi-million fine. On the opposite, the German company Diehl, partner of the German Bundeswehr and international armed forces, has to pay
