03. April 2024

Dr Raphael Höll is a new associated partner at OPPENLÄNDER

Dr Raphael Höll was appointed associate partner of OPPENLÄNDER as of 01.04.2024.

Dr Raphael Höll has been working as a lawyer at OPPENLÄNDER since October 2020. After his studies in Heidelberg and Lausanne, he completed his doctorate in our doctoral programme on a topic in the field of international civil procedure law. Since then, he has developed into an expert in contentious proceedings before state courts and arbitration tribunals. One focus of his work is the representation of companies in cartel damages proceedings on both the plaintiff and defendant side. In addition, Dr Raphael Höll advises on all aspects of international private and civil procedure law.

We are delighted that he will be involved in the partnership’s business decisions as an associated partner.

Dr. Raphael Höll

+49 (711) 60187-170
raphael.hoell@oppenlaender.de

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