11. July 2024

Sven Luckert is a new associated partner at OPPENLÄNDER

Sven Luckert was appointed associate partner of OPPENLÄNDER as of 01.07.2024.

Sven Luckert has been working in employment law, corporate law and M&A at OPPENLÄNDER since the beginning of 2021.
Sven Luckert studied at the Friedrich Schiller University in Jena, then worked in the corporate law department of a law firm in Erfurt and subsequently in a legal department in Albstadt. During his time at OPPENLÄNDER, Sven Luckert has developed into an expert for corporate and employment law mandates. Sven Luckert has been a specialist lawyer for employment law since June 2024.

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

Sven Luckert

+49 (0)711 60187-154
sven.luckert@oppenlaender.de

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