RSM Ebner Stolz
About RSM Ebner Stolz
RSM Ebner Stolz is a leading law firm with 23 lawyers recognized by Best Lawyers across 15 practice areas. The firm's tenure with Best Lawyers began in 2018. Having lawyers recognized in Best Lawyers' Purely Peer Review® emphasizes the lawyers’ credibility and reputation for their practice amongst peers in their practice areas and regions. It displays professional validation of the legal talent that RSM Ebner Stolz has on its team. The firm has lawyers recognized in practice areas including: Corporate Governance and Compliance Practice, Criminal Defense, Criminal Tax Practice, International Arbitration, and Real Estate Law.
RSM Ebner Stolz also appears in Best Law Firms® accolades. The Best Law Firms rankings are founded on a time-tested and transparent research process that has remained consistent since Best Lawyers launched it in 2010. RSM Ebner Stolz has 37 rankings in practice areas including: Corporate Law, Criminal Tax Practice, Information Technology Law, Real Estate Law, and Tax Law, echoing their Best Lawyers awards and team of top legal talent.
*Unactivated firm profiles show a limited selection of up to 5 practice areas per publication.
These honors come directly from peer feedback, reflecting the strong regard other leading attorneys have for RSM Ebner Stolz's skill, advocacy, and commitment to clients.
Office Locations:
- Bonn, Germany
- Cologne, Germany
- Frankfurt/Main, Germany
- Hamburg, Germany
- Karlsruhe, Germany
- Munich, Germany
- Stuttgart, Germany
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Recognized Lawyers at RSM Ebner Stolz
Moritz Burwick is Partner at the Ebner Stolz office in Karlsruhe, Germany. He was admitted as a lawyer in 2011 and as a tax consultant in 2014 and is a member of the Corporate/M&A service line. Moritz Burwick advises clients in all areas of corporate law. His work focuses in particular on providing legal advice to medium-sized companies and their shareholders on M&A transactions, reorganisations (mergers, spin-offs, changes of legal form, collapse mergers) and start-up investments. Th...
Dr. Sandro Nücken is a partner at RSM Ebner Stolz in Munich. He advises clients on all national and international VAT matters and represents them in dealings with the tax authorities, as well as the tax courts. He has particular expertise in international issues, M&A transactions, advising foreign taxable persons, as well as offering support with VAT audits, appeals and legal proceedings. He also supports clients in submitting VAT-relevant returns in Germany and abroad. Another focus...
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