P+P Pöllath + Partners

P+P Pöllath + Partners is an internationally operating German law firm, whose more than 140 lawyers and tax advisors in Berlin, Frankfurt and Munich provide high-end legal and tax advice.

The firm focuses on transactional advice and asset management. P+P partners regularly advise on corporate/M&A, private equity and real estate transactions of all sizes. P+P has achieved a leading market position in the structuring of private equity and real estate funds and tax advice and enjoys an excellent reputation in corporate matters, as well as in asset and succession planning for family businesses and high net worth individuals.
P+P offers creative and state-of-the-art full service expertise and independent judgment to entrepreneurs, businesses, investors, management, investment banks, etc. in the following areas:

Mergers & Acquisitions
Corporate M&A, structuring, private equity, venture capital, financing, merger control, distressed M&A, arbitration

Real Estate
Transactions, project development, financing, joint venture, restructuring

Corporate Law, Capital Market Law
Corporate, shareholders and corporate body actions, corporate litigation and compliance

Private Funds
Founding, structuring, advising managers and investors, regulatory law, AIFM-Directive/Capital Investment Code (KAGB), secondary transactions

Company succession and asset management
Inheritance and tax advice to family entrepreneurs and wealthy individuals, foundations, trusts and family offices

Tax structuring and planning
M&A and private equity tax law, international tax law, structuring and taxation of investment funds, corporate and real estate tax law, tax litigation

P+P partners serve as members of supervisory and advisory boards of well-known companies. They are regularly listed in domestic and international rankings as the leading experts in their respective areas of expertise.

P+P is completely independent and cooperates with leading professionals in other firms in Germany and other jurisdictions, as well as with other advisors, banks, etc.

For more information (including on pro bono work and P+P foundations) please visit P+P's website www.pplaw.com