GERMANY Trends and Developments
Trends and Developments Contributed by: Tanja Pfitzner and Claudia Löschhorn Pfitzner Legal (in collaboration with aginom)
Pfitzner Legal (in collaboration with aginom) is a specialised dispute resolution law firm in the heart of Frankfurt’s Westend district, offering enhanced ex - pertise in the resolution of complex commercial, cor - porate and professional negligence disputes through a unique blend of litigation capabilities, international arbitration experience and conflict management skills spanning a wide range of sectors including financial services, energy, natural resources, construction, engineering, automotive, pharmaceutical, insurance and private equity. The firm, repeatedly mentioned in surveys as excelling in the quality of its services, is known for its capabilities in defending clients in class
actions as well as in handling international arbitra - tions. Aginom is a German boutique law firm specialising in technology law, advising start-ups to listed multina - tionals operating in or expanding into Germany and the EU. The firm provides strategic regulatory advice, contract drafting, localisation and negotiation sup - port for technology transactions across AI, cyberse - curity, cloud, quantum computing, data, privacy and IP. Its practical compliance, governance and con - tracting solutions enable clients to acquire, develop, use and commercialise emerging technologies.
Authors
Tanja Pfitzner is the founder and principal of Pfitzner Legal. Prior to founding Pfitzner Legal in 2012, she was the German dispute resolution partner at Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP, following a decade of extensive
Claudia Löschhorn is a co-founding partner at aginom. With over 20 years’ experience in technology law and as a Certified AI Governance Professional (AIGP, IAPP), she advises on AI governance and regulation,
experience as a litigator and arbitration counsel at Freshfields. Tanja Pfitzner, who is admitted to the Frankfurt and New York bars, acts for a broad range of clients including large corporates, financial institutions, private equity houses and high net worth individuals. She has extensive experience in proceedings before a variety of courts and tribunals and also acts as arbitrator in international arbitration proceedings.
technology transactions, data, cybersecurity and digital regulatory matters. Prior to co-founding the firm in 2025, she began her legal career at Freshfields before advising on technology and regulatory matters in senior in-house legal roles at Commerzbank, EMC and Dell Technologies. Drawing on a private practice foundation and the commercial judgement gained through hands-on experience in Big Tech and regulated financial services, she delivers practical, strategic legal counsel.
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