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Vera Wechsler, LL.M. (Tulane)

Lawyer │ Associate

Dusseldorf

+49 211 5660 24478

vera.wechsler@luther-lawfirm.com

Areas of practice

Environment & Planning Law, Regulatory

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Real Estate & Infrastructure

Vera Wechsler advises industrial companies on public business law, in particular matters related to environmental and planning, climate protection, access to (environmental) information and quite generally administrative law.

Vita

Vera Wechsler studied law with an emphasis on public business law at the University of Passau (Germany) and then went on to obtain a Master of Laws (LL.M.) degree from Tulane Law School (USA). Part of her legal training involved working in a boutique law firm that specialised in public law matters and at the Administrative Court of Dusseldorf (Germany). Vera Wechsler joined Luther as a lawyer in 2023.

Clients

Various companies in the steel industry – Advice on planning and approval law issues in connection with the decarbonisation of industrial processes
International oil and gas group – Advice on matters related to radiation protection and mining law
Certification company – Advice in connection with accusations made with regard to climate protection projects
International chemicals company – Advice on the implementation of the German Act on Corporate Due Diligence in Supply Chains
Various companies – Representation in (environmental) information law proceedings

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