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Public sector > Public procurement Tier 3

Uwe-Carsten Völlink has extensive experience in national and EU-wide procurement proceedings and heads Heussen Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH's procurement law practice from Munich. The team assists both bidders and contracting authorities with a focus on the defence industry, but also advises on service procurement, high-volume construction tenders and IT procurement; here, the group's cross-practice cooperation on matters touching on antitrust, energy as well as IT contract law is particularly notable. Due to their excellent network in Munich, the team is also often involved in large projects that shape the cityscape. Norbert Huber primarily advises on construction contracts and assists numerous municipalities and communities with public tenders.

Information technology > Information technology and digitalisation Tier 4

Heussen Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH's successful and broad IP, IT and media practice is headed by Hermann Waldhauser and based on three pillars: the production and marketing of intellectual and technical products; IT and data protection law, both on contentious level as well as with regards to contracts and transactions; and e-commerce. Waldhauser, Markus Junker and Mark Münch are the respective key contacts for these areas. Recently, the group has also been increasingly active in fintech matters as well in advising banks on SaaS contracts.

Real estate and construction > Construction (including construction litigation) Tier 4

Heussen Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH advises on project developments in all asset categories, including specialist properties, as well as on housing and district developments and the densification of inner-city locations. The group assists with the entire project life cycle, including acquistion of the property, procurement, planning permissions, new planning as well as the rental and sale. All infrastructural matters are also covered, often in cooperation with the public law experts. Practice head Norbert Huber advises, among other things, the public sector on large-scale construction and infrastructure projects and also covers aspects of public procurement law. The procurement law interface competence was further expanded in December 2021 with the arrival of Angelika Schwabe (also public and private construction law and real estate law) from BUSE. The interface between construction, real estate and architectural law was strengthened in January 2022 with the arrival of Torsten Prokoph from Hartmann Gallus und Partner.

Real estate and construction > Real estate Tier 4

Real estate transactions and real estate project developments are particular strengths at Heussen Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH. This complex of topics is handled with a multidisciplinary approach, thus, related fund and financing issues are also routinely advised on. In the project development area, the development of district centres or entire districts are the key topics. Advising family offices and wealthy private individuals on real estate developments constitutes another core area. Practice head Norbert Huber is particularly well versed in interface matters between public law and public procurement law. This procurement law interface competence was further expanded in December 2021 with the arrival of Angelika Schwabe (also public and private construction law) from BUSE. The interface between construction, real estate and architectural law was strengthened in January 2022 with newcomer Torsten Prokoph from Hartmann Gallus und Partner. Jan Dittmann is a key contact for real estate transactions and project developments and advises private and institutional investors as well as real estate funds.

Media > Entertainment Tier 5

Heussen Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH impresses with the close integration of its own IP, IT and media practices. In the latter area, the team primarily focuses on new media and has expertise in e-commerce, digital companies, social media issues and reputation management. Hermann Waldhauser heads the practice that also includes Marcus Hotze, who is a key contact for media transactions, licensing and regulatory issues as well as sports law. The firm is frequently sought after by agencies, marketing companies and medium-sized companies as well as start-ups.

Germany > Private clients and non-profits