Jens Kaiser

Jens Kaiser advises clients from the public sector as well as regionally and globally operating private companies on construction and architectural law, state subsidies and European state aid law. A focus of his practice lies in the monitoring of disrupted construction processes on both the client and contractor side as well as in the drafting and negotiation of construction contracts. Another focus is on litigation, particularly in the area of property development.

Jens Kaiser has extensive expertise in Public International Law and European Law and works in both German and English.

Real Estate
Public Subsidies/State Aid Law
Litigation
State, Administration, Public Undertakings

After obtaining his first state examination, Jens Kaiser worked as a scientific assistant at the University of Jena and at the Walther Schücking Institute for International Law at Kiel University from 2014 to 2018. During his legal traineeship in Thuringia, he worked for the Thuringian Ministry of Economic Affairs and in Luther's international arbitration department in Hamburg.

Jens Kaiser joined Luther in 2019.

• Drafting and negotiating English-language civil engineering contracts for an international joint venture in the broadband sector
• Ongoing representation of an internationally operating Scandinavian property developer in all court disputes in Germany
• Advising on construction law, in particular on disrupted construction processes, of a city in North-Rhine Westphalia during the construction of a city hall building
• Advising a major city in Northern Germany on construction law in connection with compensation claims of a general contractor
• Advising the Hanover Chamber of Industry and Commerce on the sale of its existing premises
• Advising a Finnish healthcare provider on real estate law during its market entry in Germany
• Ongoing construction law advice to various clients and contractors in the demolition and waste disposal sector

• Mindestsätze der HOAI 2013 zwischen Privaten wohl weiter wirksam – aber Deutschland muss zahlen?
• Referentenentwurf zur Änderung der HOAI veröffentlicht

• Deutscher Anwaltverein