19. February 2024

Chambers and Partners Global Guide 2024 ranks OPPENLÄNDER in competition law

Chambers and Partners Global Guide 2024 ranks OPPENLÄNDER as Band 3 law firm for competition law! For 17 years, our competition law practice is part of this guide.

According to Chambers, our team, Prof. Dr. Albrecht Bach, Dr. Matthias Ulshöfer, Dr. Andreas Hahn, Dr. Donata Beck, Dr. Ulrich Klumpp, Dr. Christoph Wolf, Dr. Florian Schmidt-Volkmar, Dr. Martin Fink, Dr. Simon Schmauder, Dr. Natalie Seitz, Dr. Joachim Ott, Dr. Christopher Réti, Tobias Gawaz, Simon Gollasch, Christian Geyer and Annika Witte Paz, „work(s) very fast and (is) very client-orientated. They really are specialists in cartel law.” and have “high expertise and great experience”.

Special congratulations to our partner Prof. Dr. Albrecht Bach, once again ranked as Band 1 lawyer for competition law. Chambers quotes one of his clients with “Albrecht Bach has strong antitrust expertise and is a pleasure to work with.”

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