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26.11.2024
Press Releases | Trade and Services
GÖRG supports the sale of Oceansapart...
Dr. Daniel Schmitz is a lawyer and partner at GÖRG Partnerschaft von Rechtsanwälten mbB in Cologne with a special focus on insolvency law and restructuring. He advises national and international companies on all aspects of insolvency law and supports them in challenging restructuring processes.
In his many years of practice, Dr. Daniel Schmitz has gained extensive experience in restructuring advice and supports companies at all stages of restructuring. His tailor-made restructuring concepts help companies to overcome financial challenges and regain economic stability.
Another focus of his work is litigation in insolvency-related matters. Here he represents his clients competently and with commitment in complex legal disputes in connection with insolvency proceedings, insolvency avoidance and directors' and officers' liability.
Dr. Daniel Schmitz is a reliable contact for companies seeking highly qualified advice in insolvency law and restructuring. As a partner, he offers his clients comprehensive legal support and individual solutions for complex insolvency and restructuring challenges.
GÖRG
Partner
2013
Admitted to the bar
Legal clerkship in Cologne
Heidelberg University
Promotion
Heidelberg University
Study of law
Association for the Promotion of German, European and Comparative Business Law e.V
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