Data protec­tion declaration

Capst­one Legal Rechts­an­walts­ge­sell­schaft mbH takes the protec­tion of your perso­nal data very seriously. We treat your perso­nal data confi­den­ti­ally and in accordance with the provi­si­ons of data protec­tion law.
This data protec­tion decla­ra­tion is inten­ded to inform the users of this website in accordance with the Data Protec­tion Regula­tion (DSGVO) and the Federal Data Protec­tion Act (BDSG) about the nature, scope and purpose of the collec­tion and use of perso­nal data by us as the website opera­tor during

  • the use of the website,
  • the estab­lish­ment of contact with us,
  • the estab­lish­ment of a client relati­onship with us,
  • the parti­ci­pa­tion as a third party or opposing party in a mandate or
  • a job appli­ca­tion with us.

Respon­si­ble person

Respon­si­ble person in the sense of data protec­tion law:
Capst­one Legal Rechts­an­walts­ge­sell­schaft mbH
Cremon 1
20457 Hamburg
T: +49 40 537 97 68-68
info@capstone-legal.com

Data proces­sing to enable the use of our website

When you visit our website, we collect perso­nal data to enable you to use it (usage data). This includes your IP address and data about the begin­ning, end and subject of your use of the website. This also includes the techni­cal data trans­mit­ted by your browser, such as browser type / browser version, the website previously visited (refer­rer URL), monitor resolu­tion, opera­ting system, device infor­ma­tion (e.g. device type), etc., if appli­ca­ble. We process this usage data in our legiti­mate interest (Art. 6 para. 1 p. 1 lit. f DSGVO) for the purpose of provi­ding this website and desig­ning it to meet our needs.

Cookies and web analysis

When visiting our website, infor­ma­tion may be stored on your termi­nal device in the form of cookies. A cookie is a small text file that is sent to your browser by a web server and stored on your termi­nal device. When you next visit our website, cookie data will again be trans­mit­ted to our web server. In this way, we can recog­nise you, for example, and take your indivi­dual settings into account when display­ing the website. There are cookies that are absolut­ely neces­sary to guaran­tee the techni­cal function­a­lity of the website. The legal basis for the use of techni­cally neces­sary cookies is our legiti­mate interest in provi­ding our website in accordance with Art. 6 para. 1 lit. f DSGVO.

Other cookies may be used in the context of web analy­tics. They can be combi­ned with further infor­ma­tion about your activi­ties on our website and are proces­sed in pseud­ony­mous usage profiles. This helps us to analyse infor­ma­tion about web traffic and to improve our website in order to adapt it to the needs of users. We use this infor­ma­tion for statis­ti­cal analy­sis only. The legal basis for the use of other cookies and web analy­tics is your consent in accordance with Art. 6 para. 1 lit. a DSGVO. Your consent also covers any data trans­fers to the USA that may be associa­ted with the use of cookies (see also Clause 14).

We display a dedica­ted banner in which we indicate the use of cookies. Only if you agree to the setting of all cookies used by us, we set non-essen­tial cookies. Before you give your consent, only techni­cally neces­sary cookies are set.

In addition to our cookie banner, you can limit the content of your consent to the setting of cookies entirely or in part by confi­gu­ring your browser settings accor­din­gly and deacti­vat­ing the setting of cookies either entirely or in part. Additio­nally, you may install a privacy protec­tion plugin in your browser that offers the option to prevent web analy­tics - e.g., AdBlock, Ghostery or NoScript (please refer to the privacy notices of the respec­tive plugin provi­der). Some web analy­tics provi­ders are also members of indus­try associa­ti­ons whose websites allow you to centrally prevent usage-based online adver­ti­sing and web analy­tics by their respec­tive members. Below you will find the websites of these associa­ti­ons for conve­ni­ent cross-provi­der web analy­tics preven­tion. In this way, you can also prevent the creation of pseud­ony­mous usage profiles.

If you do not declare your consent to the use of cookies or delete cookies from your termi­nal device, this may affect your ability to use the website or indivi­dual function­a­li­ties. For detailed infor­ma­tion on the indivi­dual cookies used on our website, please refer to the privacy settings.

Google Analy­tics

This website uses Google Analy­tics, a web analy­tics service provi­ded by Google LLC, 1600 Amphi­theatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA („Google“), if you have given us your consent to do so through the cookie banner. Google Analy­tics uses cookies (see Clause 3) to enable an analy­sis of your use of the website. The infor­ma­tion genera­ted by the cookie about your use of this website is usually trans­mit­ted to a Google server in the USA and stored there. Your IP address will, however, be shortened before­hand by Google within member states of the European Union or in other contrac­ting states to the Agree­ment on the European Econo­mic Area and thus anony­mi­sed. Only in excep­tio­nal cases will the full IP address be trans­fer­red to a Google server in the USA and shortened there (see also Section 14 on data trans­fers to the USA). On behalf of the opera­tor of this website, Google will use this infor­ma­tion for the purpose of evalua­ting your use of the website, compi­ling reports on website activity and provi­ding other services relating to website activity and inter­net usage to the website opera­tor. The IP address trans­mit­ted by your browser as part of Google Analy­tics will not be linked to any other data held by Google. For the preven­tion of proces­sing by Google, see also Clause 3, in parti­cu­lar the infor­ma­tion in the table. Alter­na­tively, you can revoke your consent by clicking on the “Revoke Google Analy­tics” button. In this case, we set a techni­cally neces­sary cookie that recog­ni­ses your revoca­tion of consent when you visit our website.

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Embedded Vimeo videos

Our website conta­ins embedded videos from the strea­ming service Vimeo. This service is opera­ted exclu­si­vely by third-party provi­ders. When you play videos, infor­ma­tion may be trans­mit­ted to these provi­ders. For the playback of videos, we use the so-called „two-click solution“. This means that when you visit our website, we do not pass on any perso­nal data. Only when you watch embedded videos will data be trans­mit­ted to the respec­tive provi­der. For infor­ma­tion on the purpose and scope of the data collec­tion and the further proces­sing and use of the data by the provi­der, as well as your rights in this regard and setting options for protec­ting your privacy, please refer to the data protec­tion infor­ma­tion of the respec­tive provi­der. This infor­ma­tion is available here:

Vimeo, Inc., 555 West 18th Street, New York, New York 10011, USA
https://vimeo.com/privacy

Handling contact data

If you contact the website opera­tor using the contact options provi­ded, your details will be stored so that they can be used to process and address your enquiry. If you have a contrac­tual relati­onship with us or are interes­ted in our services, the legal basis for the proces­sing is Art. 6 para. 1 lit. b DSGVO. Other­wise, the legal basis of the proces­sing is our legiti­mate interest in provi­ding means of contact within the scope of our business opera­ti­ons (Art. 6 para. 1 lit. f DSGVO).

Regular contact in the course of business

In the case of sponta­neous business contact data exchan­ges, inclu­ding at events, business lunches or other official activi­ties, e.g. by exchan­ging business cards, we process your contact data (name, address, e-mail or telephone number), data about your company (address, field of business, job descrip­tion, title), data about your input/enquiry (content, time of enquiry, means of commu­ni­ca­tion) in order to re-estab­lish contact with you and process your enquiry. The legal basis for this is Art. 6 para. 1 lit. f DSGVO.

Data proces­sing upon the estab­lish­ment of a client relationship

In the event of a mandate being granted, we collect and process the follo­wing data: Title, first name and surname, e-mail address, address, telephone/mobile phone number, infor­ma­tion neces­sary for the asser­tion and defence of the client within the scope of the mandate or for counselling.

We require these data so that we can identify you as our client, provide you with appro­priate legal advice and repre­sen­ta­tion, commu­ni­cate with you, for billing purpo­ses, and so that we can handle any liabi­lity claims that may exist and the asser­tion of any claims against the client.

The data proces­sing is perfor­med in response to your request and is requi­red in accordance with Art. 6 para. 1 sentence 1 lit. b DSGVO for the afore­men­tio­ned purpo­ses for the appro­priate proces­sing of the mandate and for the mutual fulfilm­ent and commit­ment arising from the mandate agree­ment. The collec­tion of the data is also a prere­qui­site for the accep­tance of the mandate.

The perso­nal data collec­ted will be stored until the expiry of the statu­tory reten­tion obliga­tion for lawyers (6 years after the end of the calen­dar year in which the mandate was termi­na­ted) and then deleted, unless Capst­one is obliged to store the data for a longer period of time pursu­ant to Art. 6 para. 1 sentence c DSGVO on the basis of tax and commer­cial law or profes­sio­nal obliga­ti­ons to retain and document data (from the German Commer­cial Code (HGB), the German Crimi­nal Code (StGB), the German Tax Code (AO) or the German Federal Lawyers‘ Act (BRAO)) or the client has consen­ted to further storage pursu­ant to Art. 6 para. 1 sentence 1 lit a DSGVO.

The above infor­ma­tion does not consti­tute an obliga­tion to retain information.

Beyond this, we also process data of persons with whom there is no (direct) client relati­onship, insofar as this is neces­sary for the initia­tion or imple­men­ta­tion of client relati­onships. This means that we can process your data if you are a repre­sen­ta­tive, a contact person or an employee of a company that is our client. In this case, the legal basis is our legiti­mate interest in the initia­tion or imple­men­ta­tion of the respec­tive client relati­onship (Art. 6 para. 1 lit. f DSGVO).

Data proces­sing in the event of your parti­ci­pa­tion as an additio­nal party or third party within the scope of the mandate relationship

Insofar as we assert our clients‘ interests or claims against you (or against a company of which you are the repre­sen­ta­tive or contact person) in or out of court, we may process your perso­nal data in the course of such procee­dings. The same applies if you (or a company of which you are a repre­sen­ta­tive, employee or contact person) are invol­ved in another way in or out of court (e.g. as a business or negotia­ting partner, as an inter­vening party, as a joint litig­ant, or as an employee of a court) and the proces­sing is neces­sary for the imple­men­ta­tion of the client relationship.

In this context, the legal basis for the proces­sing of your perso­nal data is Art. 6 para. 1 lit. f DSGVO. Our legiti­mate interest is to enforce our clients‘ interests and claims effec­tively. This interest also requi­res the direct contact and collec­tion of perso­nal data of opposing parties, poten­tial witnesses, and other third parties relevant to the adminis­tra­tion of the case.

Data proces­sing when apply­ing for a job with us

During the appli­ca­tion process, regard­less of whether the appli­ca­tion is made by e-mail or by postal mail, we process your perso­nal data, usually name, address, e-mail, telephone number, marital status, quali­fi­ca­ti­ons, and, if appli­ca­ble, other perso­nal infor­ma­tion from your cover letter and CV, as well as file attach­ments (inclu­ding CV and referen­ces) that you may provide. The proces­sing is conduc­ted for the purpose of contac­ting you and asses­sing your suita­bi­lity for the job you are apply­ing for. The legal basis is Section 26 para. 1, para. 8 sentence 2 BDSG or Section 26 para. 2, para. 8 sentence 2 BDSG. If your appli­ca­tion is unsuc­cessful, this data will be deleted six months after the end of the appli­ca­tion process, unless you have expressly agreed to longer storage. You are under no obliga­tion to provide us with your perso­nal data. We would, however, like to point out that your appli­ca­tion cannot be conside­red if you do not provide us with your perso­nal data. There will be no further conse­quen­ces for you.

Data proces­sing in the use of a video­con­fe­ren­cing service

We may use a third-party video confe­ren­cing service for telephone calls and online meetings with you. If you attend such meetings, infor­ma­tion may be trans­mit­ted to the respec­tive provi­der. Your parti­ci­pa­tion in such a meeting is volun­t­ary. If neces­sary, we will be happy to provide you with another way of commu­ni­ca­ting with us.

The legal basis for proces­sing your perso­nal data in the context of online meetings is Article 6 para. 1 lit. b DSGVO (if we hold the meeting for the imple­men­ta­tion of a contrac­tual relati­onship with you) or Article 6 para. 1 lit. f DSGVO (if we hold the meeting for other business purpo­ses); in the latter case, our legiti­mate interest is to be able to use functional and widely used tools for video confe­ren­cing services in order to commu­ni­cate effici­ently with clients and exter­nal partners.

We do not record video or phone confe­ren­ces. Video confe­ren­ces are secured accor­ding to the state of the art and encrypted end-to-end, provi­ded that the third-party provi­der offers this from a techni­cal point of view in the speci­fic situation.

Insofar as we use the „Micro­soft Teams“ or „Zoom“ services for the techni­cal imple­men­ta­tion, the follo­wing applies: The service provi­der we use is, in the case of „Micro­soft Teams“, Micro­soft Corpo­ra­tion, One Micro­soft Way, Redmond, WA 98052-6399, USA, and in the case of „Zoom“, Zoom Video Commu­ni­ca­ti­ons, Inc., 55 Almaden Boule­vard, Suite 600, San Jose, CA 95113 (collec­tively, Third Party Provi­ders). The third-party provi­ders process perso­nal data of the parti­ci­pants on our behalf, in parti­cu­lar the IP address, the content of the conver­sa­tion, e-mail addres­ses, names and possi­bly other service-related data, and store these for the duration of the video confe­rence or, if you use the services beyond that, for the duration of the use. The third-party provi­ders are appro­pria­tely obliga­ted by us as proces­sors to comply with data protec­tion. The third-party provi­ders may also process the data outside the European Econo­mic Area (see Trans­fer of perso­nal data to third parties and in count­ries outside the European Econo­mic Area (EEA).

Protec­tion of the website

In order to prevent unaut­ho­ri­sed access to your data by third parties, we follow the latest techni­cal and organi­sa­tio­nal practi­ces. For this reason, we also use SSL encryp­tion for our website in all areas to ensure the best possi­ble data security. We expressly advise you that data trans­mis­sion on the Inter­net (e.g. commu­ni­ca­tion by e-mail) may be subject to security gaps. There is no complete protec­tion against access to data.

Trans­fer of perso­nal data to third parties and to count­ries outside the European Econo­mic Area (EEA)

Your perso­nal data will only be trans­fer­red to third parties if this is permit­ted by law or if you have given your prior consent. We will only pass on your data to state autho­ri­ties within the scope of legal obliga­ti­ons or on the basis of an official order or court ruling.

There is no trans­fer to recipi­ents outside the EEA, with the excep­tion of data proces­sing in the use of other cookies (see Clauses 4 and 5) and a video confe­ren­cing service (see Clause 12). The above-mentio­ned proces­sing opera­ti­ons result in the trans­mis­sion of data to the servers of the third-party provi­ders commis­sio­ned by us. These servers are located partly in the USA. If the servers are located in Europe, it cannot be comple­tely excluded that data is nevert­hel­ess trans­fer­red to the USA because the provi­ders are based in the USA. The data trans­fer occurs on the basis of so-called standard contrac­tual clauses of the EU Commission.

We indicate that the USA is not a safe third country within the meaning of EU data protec­tion law. In certain cases, US compa­nies are obliged to hand over perso­nal data to safety autho­ri­ties without you as a data subject being able to take legal action against this. There­fore, it cannot be excluded that US autho­ri­ties (e.g. intel­li­gence services) process, evaluate and perma­nently store your data located on US servers for surveil­lance purpo­ses. We have no influence over these proces­sing activities.

Duration of storage

We delete your perso­nal data as soon as they are no longer requi­red for the afore­men­tio­ned proces­sing purposes.

Your Rights

As a data subject, you have the right to obtain confir­ma­tion as to whether perso­nal data relating to you is being proces­sed by us and, if so, the right to obtain infor­ma­tion about that perso­nal data (Art. 15 DSGVO), the right to have your inaccu­rate data correc­ted (Art. 16 DSGVO), the right to have your data deleted (Art. 17 DSGVO) and the right to have your data restric­ted (blocked) (Art. 18 DSGVO).

You may also object to proces­sing on the basis of Article 6 para. 1 lit. e or f DSGVO (Article 21 DSGVO), in which case you must provide a speci­fic reason, except in the case of direct marketing.

If you have provi­ded your data, you can request the trans­fer of the data (Art. 20 DSGVO). Whether and to what extent these rights exist in indivi­dual cases and under what condi­ti­ons they apply is speci­fied by law in the designa­ted standards. If the proces­sing is based on consent within the meaning of Art. 6 para. 1 lit. a DSGVO, you may revoke this consent at any time for the future (Art. 7 para. 3 DSGVO). In addition, you have the right to contact the compe­tent data protec­tion super­vi­sory autho­rity (Art. 77 DSGVO).

No automa­ted case-by-case decision

We do not use your perso­nal data for automa­ted case-by-case decis­i­ons within the meaning of Art. 22 para. 1 DSGVO.

Changes to the data protec­tion declaration

New legal requi­re­ments, business decis­i­ons or techni­cal develo­p­ments may require changes to our privacy policy. The data protec­tion decla­ra­tion will then be updated accor­din­gly. You will always find the latest version on our website.

Current version: January 2022

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+49 40 537 97 68-68
hildrun.siepmann@capstone-legal.com

Dr. Hildrun Siepmann
Partner

Dr Hildrun Siepmann specia­li­ses on advisory services for real estate transac­tions (asset and share deals), project develo­p­ments and asset manage­ment. Her clients include project develo­pers, insti­tu­tio­nal inves­tors, family offices and asset managers.

Dr Hildrun Siepmann has again been named one of five „Rising stars in real estate and building law (under 40)“ in the JUVE Handbook of Commer­cial Law Firms (JUVE Handbuch Wirtschafts­kanz­leien) 2021/2022. For years, she has been recom­men­ded by Handelsblatt/Best Lawyers as one of the best lawyers in Germany for real estate law.

Educa­tion and career:

  • Founding partner of Capst­one Legal since 2020
  • Partner at Jebens Mensching PartG mbB
  • Lawyer (Rechts­an­wäl­tin) at Fresh­fields Bruck­haus Derin­ger LLP in the field of Corporate/M&A
  • Legal clerk­ship at the Hansea­tic Higher Regio­nal Court with place­ments in Frank­furt and London
  • Docto­rate at the Univer­sity of Hamburg in the field of Law & Economics
  • Law studies, Bucerius Law School Hamburg and Cambridge University

Experi­ence:

Most recently, Hildrun Siepmann advised on the follo­wing cases, among others (some of them in the previous firm):

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+49 40 537 97 68-67
jacqueline.metzing@capstone-legal.com

Jacque­line Metzing
Lawyer

Jacque­line Metzing advises insti­tu­tio­nal and private inves­tors as well as project develo­pers in all areas of real estate law.

She focuses on advisory services for real estate transac­tions (indivi­dual and portfo­lio transac­tions) and in the field of asset management.

Short résumé:

  • Lawyer (Rechts­an­wäl­tin) at Capst­one Legal since 2021
  • Formerly project develo­per and managing direc­tor in the field of residen­tial construction
  • Legal clerk­ship at the Hansea­tic Higher Regio­nal Court with place­ments in Berlin and Sydney
  • Law studies, Bucerius Law School Hamburg and New York Univer­sity, New York City

Experi­ence:

Jacque­line Metzing last advised on the follo­wing cases, among others:

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+49 40 537 97 68-64
Stephanie.Loehrius@capstone-legal.com

Stepha­nie Löhrius
Lawyer

Stepha­nie Löhrius focuses on real estate transac­tions in the context of share deals as well as asset deals. In addition to corpo­rate law issues, she advises on all aspects of real estate law.

Stepha­nie Löhrius was selec­ted in 2023 by Handels­blatt in coope­ra­tion with Best Lawyers as „Ones to Watch“ in real estate and corpo­rate law.

Educa­tion and career:

  • Lawyer at Capst­one Legal since 2022
  • Previously worked as a lawyer at GSK Stock­mann in the Corporate/M&A depart­ment for several years
  • Lawyer at PwC Legal in the area of Corporate/M&A
  • Lawyer in the real estate and construc­tion law depart­ment at KSB INTAX, Hanover
  • Admit­ted to practise law in Germany (2013)
  • Postgra­duate studies at the German Univer­sity „Hochschule für Verwal­tung“ in Speyer
  • Trainee lawyer with the Higher Regio­nal Court Celle
  • Law studies at the Leibniz Univer­sity of Hanover

Experi­ence:

Stepha­nie Löhrius last advised on the follo­wing cases, among others:

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+49 40 537 97 68-65
stefan.frick@capstone-legal.com

Dr. Stefan Frick
Partner

Stefan advises his natio­nal and inter­na­tio­nal clients on real estate transac­tions (asset and share deals) as well as on asset manage­ment issues (in parti­cu­lar commer­cial leases) and general real estate law.

His clients include insti­tu­tio­nal inves­tors, project develo­pers, asset managers, family offices and private individuals.

Educa­tion and career:

  • Partner at Capst­one Legal since 2022
  • Counsel at GÖRG Partner­schaft von Rechts­an­wäl­ten mbB
  • Princi­pal Associate at Fresh­fields Bruck­haus Derin­ger LLP
  • Legal clerk­ship at the Hansea­tic Higher Regio­nal Court with station in Frankfurt
  • Docto­rate at Bucerius Law School, Hamburg
  • Law studies and docto­rate at Bucerius Law School, Hamburg and Willa­mette Univer­sity (Salem, OR, USA)

Experi­ence:

Most recently, Stefan advised, inter alia, the follo­wing clients (at former law firms):

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Stephanie.Loehrius@capstone-legal.com

Stepha­nie Löhrius
Lawyer

Stepha­nie Löhrius focuses on real estate transac­tions in the context of share deals as well as asset deals. In addition to corpo­rate law issues, she advises on all aspects of real estate law.

Stepha­nie Löhrius was selec­ted in 2023 by Handels­blatt in coope­ra­tion with Best Lawyers as „Ones to Watch“ in real estate and corpo­rate law.

Educa­tion and career:

  • Lawyer at Capst­one Legal since 2022
  • Previously worked as a lawyer at GSK Stock­mann in the Corporate/M&A depart­ment for several years
  • Lawyer at PwC Legal in the area of Corporate/M&A
  • Lawyer in the real estate and construc­tion law depart­ment at KSB INTAX, Hanover
  • Admit­ted to practise law in Germany (2013)
  • Postgra­duate studies at the German Univer­sity „Hochschule für Verwal­tung“ in Speyer
  • Trainee lawyer with the Higher Regio­nal Court Celle
  • Law studies at the Leibniz Univer­sity of Hanover

Experi­ence:

Stepha­nie Löhrius last advised on the follo­wing cases, among others:

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Stephanie.Loehrius@capstone-legal.com

Stepha­nie Löhrius
Lawyer

Stepha­nie Löhrius focuses on real estate transac­tions in the context of share deals as well as asset deals. In addition to corpo­rate law issues, she advises on all aspects of real estate law.

Stepha­nie Löhrius was selec­ted in 2023 by Handels­blatt in coope­ra­tion with Best Lawyers as „Ones to Watch“ in real estate and corpo­rate law.

Educa­tion and career:

  • Lawyer at Capst­one Legal since 2022
  • Previously worked as a lawyer at GSK Stock­mann in the Corporate/M&A depart­ment for several years
  • Lawyer at PwC Legal in the area of Corporate/M&A
  • Lawyer in the real estate and construc­tion law depart­ment at KSB INTAX, Hanover
  • Admit­ted to practise law in Germany (2013)
  • Postgra­duate studies at the German Univer­sity „Hochschule für Verwal­tung“ in Speyer
  • Trainee lawyer with the Higher Regio­nal Court Celle
  • Law studies at the Leibniz Univer­sity of Hanover

Experi­ence:

Stepha­nie Löhrius last advised on the follo­wing cases, among others:

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anna.menke@capstone-legal.com

Anna Menke
Manage­ment Assistant | Office Manager

Anna Menke has been Manage­ment Assistant | Office Manager at Capst­one Legal since July 2021.

Short résumé:

  • Manage­ment Assistant | Office Manager – Capst­one Legal
  • Office Manager - The Creative Club
  • Manage­ment Assistant | Office Manager – PIA Group
  • Office Manager – Whoohoo
  • Front Office Manager - Accor
  • Appren­ti­ce­ship in Hotel Manage­ment - Accor
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+49 40 537 97 68-63
alexander.ebel@capstone-legal.com

Dr. Alexan­der Ebel
Lawyer

Dr. Alexan­der Ebel advises insti­tu­tio­nal inves­tors, project develo­pers, family offices and asset managers on all areas of real estate law. A parti­cu­lar focus of Dr. Ebel’s advisory services lies on real estate transac­tions (asset and share deals), project develo­p­ments and asset manage­ment issues (especi­ally commer­cial lease agreements).

Educa­tion and career:

  • Lawyer at Capst­one Legal since 2023
  • Previously, several years of practi­cal experi­ence as research assistant and legal trainee in real estate law with major inter­na­tio­nal law firms (Fresh­fields Bruck­haus Derin­ger in Hamburg as well as CMS Hasche Sigle in Stuttgart)
  • Legal clerk­ship at the Hansea­tic Higher Regio­nal Court
  • Law studies and docto­rate at the Univer­sity of Freiburg
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