These days, the decision-makers of your company are facing increasingly strict regulatory requirements and a heightened intensity when it comes to the prosecution and supervision by criminal investigation authorities, as well as the use of economic criminal law/law on regulatory offences as an instrument of economic guidance and policy. This means that, more than ever, acting as an entrepreneur requires careful consideration of the risks under criminal law and the law on regulatory offences, not least because an actual offence may lead to criminal liability and personal liability of the decision-makers, high fines, claims for damages and loss of image.
Risk management should therefore be of paramount importance to companies. And that's where we come in: We are advising our clients on how to prevent offences and assisting them in setting up specific processes relating to internal organisation, business procedures and decision-making in order to mitigate the risk of sanctions before an actual offence is committed. But we are also at your side in crisis situations, in internal fact-finding and in the investigation of suspicious cases.
We have the technical expertise to identify and analyse your company's specific risks at an early stage, promptly initiate the design of appropriate countermeasures, hold company-wide training sessions and implement control mechanisms. Together with our clients, we thus pursue the goal of avoiding criminal proceedings and administrative fines or at least limiting them as far as possible.
As a global full-service law firm, our Compliance & Internal Investigations team cooperates closely with colleagues from the fields of white-collar crime, antitrust law, criminal tax law, employment law, foreign trade law, data protection, corporate and public procurement law. We are also well versed in dealing with regulatory, antitrust and law enforcement authorities. No matter if you wish to avoid offences or an offence has already occurred - we will implement solutions together with you that are tailored to your company.
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Samira Altdorf, LL.M. (Brussels School of Competition)
Senior Associate
Dusseldorf
Sabrina Aurnhammer
Associate
Munich
Prof. Dr Christian Burholt, LL.M.
Partner
Berlin
Eva Bader
Associate
Munich
Dr Sebastian Berndt
Associate
Munich
Marx Dauth, LL.M.
Partner
Cologne
Verena Dimarch
Counsel
Munich
Dr Benjamin Effler
Associate
Berlin
Ann-Kristin Freiheit
Senior Associate
Dusseldorf
Dr André Große Vorholt
Partner
Munich
Alexandra Gebauer
Associate
Munich
Su Su Htike
Associate
Yangon
Dr Sebastian Felix Janka, LL.M. (Stellenbosch)
Partner
Munich
Dr Helmut Janssen, LL.M. (King's College London)
Partner
Brussels,
Dusseldorf
Philipp Kersting
Partner
Jakarta
Pauline Kummer
Associate
Munich
Simone Lersch
Counsel
Cologne
Lasse Langfeldt, LL.M. (Uppsala), LL.M. (Brussels School of Competition)
Senior Associate
Brussels
Martin Lawall, LL.M. (University of Glasgow)
Senior Associate
Brussels
Katharina Müller-Ehrlichmann, LL.M. oec.
Partner
Cologne
Dr Andreas Meyer-Landrut
Of Counsel
Dusseldorf
Mee Foo Moh
Of Counsel
Singapore
Sophia Meyer, Maître en Droit
Associate
Berlin
Esra Narin Yilmaz
Associate
Dusseldorf,
Cologne
Paulina Noppeney
Associate
Berlin
Prof. Dr Jörg Rodewald
Partner
Berlin
Dr Holger Stappert
Partner
Dusseldorf
Gerd Stuhlmacher
Partner
Munich
Dr Daniela Salm
Counsel
Brussels
Leif Dustin Schneider
Counsel
Ho Chi Minh City
Benedikt Stücker
Senior Associate
Hanover
Severin Uhsler
Associate
Munich
Anne Caroline Wegner, LL.M. (European University Institute)
Partner
Dusseldorf
Dr Mirjam Weiße
Of Counsel
Frankfurt a.M.,
Munich
Jan Zimmer
Senior Associate
Singapore
Lara Zölck
Associate
Berlin