Career

Studied law at the Humboldt University in Berlin, sponsored by the German National Academic Foundation. 2019 first, 2024 second state examination in law. From 2019 to 2022 research assistant at the Walter Hallstein Institute for European Constitutional Law (Humboldt University); 2023 doctorate under Prof. Dr. Matthias Ruffert on a topic of EU constitutional law. 2022 to 2024 Legal traineeship at the Court of Appeal with stations at the Scientific Service of the German Bundestag (European Department), Redeker Sellner Dahs and the Federal Constitutional Court, among others.

2024 Joined the law firm.

Practice

European and International Law, Constitutional law, public commercial law

Consulting and representation of the public sector as well as companies in constitutional and union law and other public law issues (organizational, telecommunications Telecommunications, higher education and municipal law), in particular Advice to Federal authorities on organizational precautions under EU law and the consequences of errors in complex administrative proceedings; advising public companies on constitutional constitutional and simple law financing issues; advising and representing Representation of universities and non‑​university research institutions on issues of university and organizational law issues; advising the public sector and public public authorities and public companies on municipal law issues including references to union and constitutional law; advising and representing state governments on federal and state constitutional law issues including references to EU law and hospital planning law; Advising companies on issues relating to state aid law.

Publications

Publications on European and constitutional law

publications

Languages

German, English