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Elena Recklin

Lawyer │ Counsel

Frankfurt a.M.

+49 69 27229 24855

elena.recklin@luther-lawfirm.com

Areas of practice

Capital Markets, Banking & Finance

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Corporate/M&A

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Real Estate & Infrastructure

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Mobility & Logistics

Elena Recklin primarily advises national and international companies and their executive boards and other bodies on all matters pertaining to stock corporation and capital markets law. She assists with public takeovers, capital increases, squeeze-outs, general meetings and bond issues. She further advises banks and issuers comprehensively on capital market and derivatives transactions (certificated and OTC derivatives), including any related regulatory issues.

Vita

Elena Recklin studied law at Goethe University in Frankfurt on Main (Germany) until 2014. From 2015 to 2017, she carried out her legal training at the Regional Court of Frankfurt; this included working for a banking law senate of the Higher Regional Court of Frankfurt. After passing her second law exam, Elena Recklin worked for a large, renowned German law firm in Frankfurt before joining Luther as a lawyer in 2018.

Honors and distinctions

Best Lawyers 2026: Recommended under "Ones to Watch" in "Corporate Law" (erste Empfehlung in 2025)

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02.07.2025 | PR

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30.06.2025 | PR

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24.06.2025 | Blog

Preservation of loss carry-forwards despite acquisition of more than 50% of the shares

18.06.2025 | Blog

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27.05.2025 | Blog

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Managing trade barriers - What the new US tariffs mean for international supply contracts

06.05.2025 | Blog

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General Court bolsters up the European Commission: Dismissal of action brought by German fragrance company for annulment of inspection decision authorising a dawn raid to be conducted on the undertaking.

05.05.2025 | Blog