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Christian Burmeister is Partner at ADVANT Beiten’s offices in Freiburg and Berlin and member of the Corporate/M&A practice group. He advises national and international clients on corporate law, M&A transactions, joint ventures and venture capital/private equity. His practice focuses on takeovers, investments and restructurings. He also advises in context of shareholder disputes.
Christian Burmeister studied law at the Bucerius Law School in Hamburg and Queens' College in Cambridge. He completed his legal traineeship at the Berlin Court of Appeal and worked for national and international commercial law firms in Berlin and New York. He was admitted to the German Bar in 2017. Before joining ADVANT Beiten in 2022, he worked for the leading German commercial law firm Noerr in Berlin.
"Highest speed and highest quality combined with forward thinking. The difference to other law firms: Here, the particularities of the clients are particularly well familiarised with, including the different personalities and their specific characteristics."
Christian Burmeister is listed among Germany’s "Ones to Watch" experts for Corporate Law.
Publications
Admissibility of a termination clause in the form of a vesting provision in a start-up company
Christian Burmeister & Damien Heinrich
in: IWRZ, 1/2025, p. 37 et seq.
Order for Reference on the Necessity of Catching Up on the Negotiation Procedure for Employee Involvement in the SE
Christian Burmeister & Simon Schuler
in: IWRZ 1/2023, p. 33 et seq.
Commentary on company law (§§ 17, 21-24 HGB)
Christian Burmeister & Tibor Fedke
in: Henssler (Publ.) beck-online Großkommentar HGB
Obligation of a trustor limited partner of a publicly traded GmbH & Co. KG despite revocation of the accession
Christian Burmeister
in: DB 2018, 1135
Legal consequences of a breach of duty in the management of the external partner of an internal partnership under civil law (GbR)
Christian Burmeister
in: DB 2018, 3109 f.
