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We provide advice in all areas of labor and employment law,
including related areas of law, such as service contract law,
social security law, commercial and corporate law.
We provide advice in all areas of labor and employment law,
including related areas of law, such as service contract law,
social security law, commercial and corporate law.
“The boutique is one of the established players in employment law because it has covered all relevant topics from occupational pension schemes to restructuring with experienced advisors. Most recently, it has been busy with mandates in connection with working hours, Evidence Act (Nachweisgesetz) and the Whistleblower Directive. Restructuring advice also picked up. Last year, Altenburg strengthened its Munich office with an experienced partner who has good contacts with management consultancies and insolvency law firms. In general, the boutique is a popular point of contact for law firms from other fields, with whom it advises on mandates at the interface to corporate law, compliance and many other transactions. The fact that Altenburg is also able to promote its own young talent is shown by the feedback from clients and competitors about Stark, who was promoted to salary partner last year.”
Altenburg Fachanwälte für Arbeitsrecht acts at three German offices for clients, predominantly from medium-sized businesses, on issues of individual and collective labor law. The unit, which also handles international mandates through a network of law firms, focuses on advising clients on acquisitions, company pension plans, restructuring and compliance. Other frequently requested areas include works constitution and co-determination law as well as representation before labor courts. Stephan Altenburg, whose team gained further clout in this segment in September 2022 with the arrival of Marc Spielberger, is active in the reorganization and restructuring area; Spielberger came from Deloitte Legal Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH, where he previously headed the Munich team.
“The recognized boutique advises employers on all employment law issues. The team, which now has a good 20 members, regularly qualifies itself in transactions or employment-law projects for subsequent ongoing advice. Most recently, the focus has been on models of variable compensation, collective bargaining issues and employee data protection. The latter is one of the focal points of Stark, who was recently appointed salary partner. With her, a lateral who joined last year and the addition of several associates, HH has meanwhile developed into the firm’s largest office in terms of personnel, from which the firm also advises on many restructurings, such as that of Airbus supplier Alten. At the interface with employment compliance, where founder Altenburg is a sought-after contact, the new whistleblower directive boosted business.”
“The boutique has mastered the entire range of advice to employers, but is recognized in particular for insolvency-related advice and employment restructuring. HH and Berlin are now in no way inferior to the Munich headquarters in terms of the degree of specialization and the reputation of the local lawyers. The HH office, which already has 2 highly respected partners, was strengthened with a well-connected lateral from Vangard, and an associate has also recently gained recognition in the market. In Berlin, Beck is pushing ahead with advice on occupational pension schemes, the reorganization of which is playing an increasingly central role in transactions and restructurings. The team, which operates across offices, was similarly in demand for the renegotiation of IT company agreements. From Munich, founder Altenburg continues to be a sought-after contact at the interface with employment-law compliance.”