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Dr Alexander Mönnig, LL.M. (Manchester), E.M.L.E.

Lawyer │ Counsel

Hamburg

+49 40 18067 15453

alexander.moennig@luther-lawfirm.com

Dr Alexander Mönnig, LL.M. (Manchester), E.M.L.E.

Areas of practice

Insurance Law

Dr Alexander Mönnig provides comprehensive legal advice to domestic and foreign insurance companies as well as insurance intermediaries in all areas of insurance supervision law and insurance contract law, including product design and the development of distribution channels, and also in the field of insurance intermediary law. Further insurance law services are, in particular, the judicial and extrajudicial representation of insurers, policyholders and insured persons in insurance disputes as well as the analysis of the insurance aspects within legal due diligences.

Dr Alexander Mönnig has special expertise in the areas of life insurance, creditor insurance / payment protection, and insurances for accidental damage and warranty extension (e.g. for electronic devices), together with related products. In addition, he regularly renders advice in case of disputes in the field of D&O / E&O.

Vita

Dr Alexander Mönnig studied law in Hamburg, Germany, from 1993 to 1998 and was a research assistant at the Faculty for Insurance Sciences at the University of Hamburg from 1998 to 1999. He participated in the post-graduate program “Law & Economics” from 1999 to 2000 in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, Ghent, Belgium, and Manchester, UK, finishing with a LL.M. and an E.M.L.E. He was awarded a Dr. jur. from the University of Hamburg in 2002 (Dissertation: Supervision of Shareholders in the Insurance System). He was admitted to the bar in 2003 and joined Luther’s predecessor firm in 2004. He has remained with the firm ever since. Dr Alexander Mönnig is a member of the insurance association „Versicherungswissenschaftlichen Verein in Hamburg e.V.“

Honors and distinctions

The Legal 500 Germany 2025: Recommendation in "Insurance law - Advice to insurance companies"
Best Lawyers 2025: Recommendation in "Corporate Law" (first recommendation in 2025)

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