Career

Studied law at the Humboldt University in Berlin. 2007 First State Examination. 2007/08 LL.M. studies in Paris. Legal traineeship at the Court of Justice of the European Union (CFI) and the Federal Constitutional Court. 2010 Second state examination. Doctorate in EU antitrust law under Prof. Dr. Thomas Ackermann, awarded the Faculty Prize of the Ludwig‑​Maximilians‑​University Munich. 2008–2011 and 2014 research assistant at the Chair of Civil Law and Media Law of Prof. Dr. Johannes Hager and at the Max Planck Institute for Innovation and Competition.

2012–2013: Law clerk at the General Court of the European Union (EGC) in the office of Judge Alfred Dittrich.

2015 to 2019: Clerk at the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) in the office of Judge Prof. Dr. Dr. h. c. Thomas von Danwitz.

Joined the firm in 2020.

Practice

European law, public economic law; energy, regulated infrastructures, transportation Infrastructure, transport, telecommunications, sustainability, litigation.

Extensive litigation activity including before EU courts on European electricity market design (T‑485/21, Cost sharing method redispatch; T‑600/23, capacity calculation method); on the Classification of nuclear energy and fossil gas as environmentally sustainable under the EU taxonomy (T‑625/22); on document access to harmonized standards (C‑588/21 P); on state aid (T‑530/20; T‑28/22; T‑366/22; C‑505/24 P); before OLG Düsseldorf on revenue skimming under the StromPBG; before OVG‑​Berlin‑​Brandenburg and BVerwG on the National Clean Air Program.

Publications

Publications on union, energy and environmental law.

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Languages

German, English, French

¹ member of the partnership with limited professional liability