GERMANY Law and Practice Contributed by: Daniel Engel, Antonia Hösch, Mathäus Mogendorf and Viola Sailer-Coceani, Hengeler Mueller
Hengeler Mueller is an independent law firm with over 380 lawyers, including 91 partners, renowned for advising leading German and international corpo- rations, financial institutions, private equity compa- nies and public entities on high-stakes matters. With offices in key economic centres in Berlin, Brussels, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, London and Munich, the firm combines deep domestic expertise with a strong in- ternational outlook. Its Dispute Resolution practice
stands out for handling complex, high-value disputes across jurisdictions and all relevant industries. The team counts 14 partners who advise on commercial and mass litigation, international arbitration and al- ternative dispute resolution (ADR). The team’s recent track record includes large-volume securities and cartel damages litigation, infrastructure-, ESG- and investor–state-related matters as well as post-M&A arbitrations and dispute prevention, among others.
Authors
Daniel Engel is a partner in Hengeler Mueller’s Dispute Resolution team in Munich. He represents domestic and international companies in complex disputes before national courts, in international arbitration proceedings,
Mathäus Mogendorf is a partner in Hengeler Mueller’s Dispute Resolution team in Berlin. He is representing clients in contract, corporate, competition, and insolvency law disputes before the German and
and in alternative dispute resolution. Daniel regularly represents clients in cross-border defence cases and critical bet-the-company scenarios, and in post-M&A disputes under the rules of all relevant arbitral institutions. He advises strategically on potential disputes pertaining to M&A transactions and co-operation agreements as well as on investment law disputes, nationality planning, corporate disputes, and asset management litigation. Daniel lectures at the University of Augsburg and regularly publishes on arbitration topics.
European courts. He further holds significant experience in the worldwide strategic defence against co-ordinated lawsuits and class actions. Mathäus is party representative in arbitration proceedings, regularly acting in cross-border disputes before arbitral tribunals in Germany and abroad. A particular focus of his work is on post- M&A disputes. He also regularly acts as an arbitrator and is an elected member of the German delegation at the ICC Commission on Arbitration and ADR.
Viola Sailer-Coceani is a partner in Hengeler Mueller’s Dispute Resolution team in Munich. She represents her corporate clients in complex national and international disputes before state courts, in arbitrations and in
Antonia Hösch is a partner in Hengeler Mueller’s Dispute Resolution team in Frankfurt. She has a broad dispute resolution practice focusing on representing clients in national and international arbitration proceedings,
alternative dispute resolution proceedings. Viola has a special focus on post-M&A arbitration as well as commercial, capital market and competition law matters, disputes following compliance and ESG- related incidents, shareholder and joint venture disputes as well as manager liability claims, including D&O matters.
including proceedings under DIS, ICC, and NAI Rules as well as ad hoc proceedings. Antonia is experienced in fast-track rules and interim relief measures in arbitration and regularly acts before state courts and in arbitral expert proceedings. Antonia advises on complex, often cross-border disputes, particularly on contract and corporate law issues. Her practice also covers product liability and competition law disputes, bank liability matters, and disputes between shareholders.
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