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Kerstin Belovitzer-Franz

Lawyer │ Counsel

Certified Specialist in Employment Law

Stuttgart

+49 711 9338 16709

kerstin.belovitzer-franz@luther-lawfirm.com

Areas of practice

Employment Law

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Restructuring & Insolvency

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Mobility & Logistics

Kerstin Belovitzer-Franz advises national and international companies, in particular logistics companies and companies from the supply industry, on all aspects of individual and collective employment law, as well as on all related economic and strategic issues.

She focuses her practice on providing companies with ongoing advice, and representation in labour court, on matters relating to service and employment relationships, including with regard to collective bargaining agreements, and across all aspects of works constitution law, in particular in connection with codetermination by the works council and the drafting of works agreements. Kerstin Belovitzer-Franz has many years of experience advising on the employment law aspects of mergers, acquisitions and restructurings (including negotiating reconciliation-of-interests agreements and social compensation plans).

Kerstin Belovitzer-Franz is currently advising her clients on all employment and labour law issues related to the transformation of the economy.

Her knowledge of the social security laws relevant to employers completes her advisory services.

Vita

Kerstin Belovitzer-Franz studied law at the University of Tübingen (Germany) and then carried out her legal training at the Regional Court of Stuttgart (Germany). In both state law examinations, her focus was on employment law. Kerstin Belovitzer-Franz carried out part of her training in Salamanca (Spain) and at a business law firm in New York (USA). She joined Luther as a lawyer in 2013.

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Memberships

Bundesvereinigung Logistik (BVL) e.V.
Anwaltverein Stuttgart e.V.
Deutscher Anwaltverein e.V. Arbeitsgemeinschaft Arbeitsrecht

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