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Mathis Lorenzen, LL.M. (Stellenbosch)

Lawyer │ Senior Associate

Stuttgart

+49 711 9338 23622

mathis.lorenzen@luther-lawfirm.com

Areas of practice

Restructuring & Insolvency

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Commercial & Distribution Law, Product Liability/Product Compliance

Mathis Lorenzen mainly provides insolvency and restructuring advice (reorganisation), advising the various stakeholders of insolvency-prone/insolvent companies, both in terms of crisis prevention and in insolvency proceedings.

Vita

Mathis Lorenzen studied law at the Universities of Mannheim (Germany), Wellington (New Zealand) and Heidelberg (Germany) with a focus on (international) business law. He already started gaining practical experience in the field of reorganisation whilst carrying out his legal training at the Regional Court of Mannheim by working as a research assistant in an insolvency law firm.

After starting his career as a lawyer at an international commercial law firm in 2017, he completed a further master’s degree (LL.M.) in Intellectual Property Law at Stellenbosch University (South Africa).

Mathis Lorenzen subsequently worked for a renowned specialist law firm where he provided reorganisation advice, before joining in Luther 2020.

Clients

A comprehensive list of clients will be sent to you upon request.

Lectures

18.04.2023: Corporate Bites - der Luther Lunch / Insolvenz erkennen – und richtig handeln

Memberships

AnwaltVerein Stuttgart e.V.
FORUM Junge Anwaltschaft

Lawyer, Senior Associate

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