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Paul Herter

Lawyer │ Senior Associate

Stuttgart

+49 711 9338 10749

paul.herter@luther-lawfirm.com

Areas of practice

Real Estate

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Commercial & Distribution Law, Product Liability/Product Compliance

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Real Estate & Infrastructure

Paul Herter advises on all matters pertaining to real estate law, as well as on dispute resolution, in and out of court, with a particular emphasis on commercial landlord and tenant law and real estate transactions.

Vita

Paul Herter studied law at the University of Regensburg (Germany) and already during his studies worked for an internationally active German corporate law firm in Stuttgart (Germany). He carried out his legal training at the Regional Court of Stuttgart (Germany) from 2017 to 2019. During this time he was already increasingly involved in real estate and construction law matters, including working as a research assistant for several months at an internationally active German corporate law firm in Stuttgart (Germany). Paul Herter started working as a lawyer for Luther in 2020.

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New rules for commercial leases: Why you should take a closer look now

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New rules for commercial leases: Why you should take a closer look now

08.04.2025 | Blog

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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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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