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29.10.2024
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GÖRG and PLUTA support restructuring...
Prof Dr Gerrit Hölzle is a partner at GÖRG Partnerschaft von Rechtsanwälten mbB. He heads our insolvency administration practice group and is responsible for the offices in Bremen and Hanover. Gerrit Hölzle is one of the leading experts in the field of restructuring and insolvency administration and acts for national and international companies in a crisis environment and in insolvency and self-administration. In self-administration proceedings, Gerrit Hölzle regularly assumes board responsibility and accompanies the companies he advises through judicial reorganisation proceedings in a management position alongside the previous managers. Gerrit Hölzle is a specialised lawyer for restructuring and insolvency law, a specialised lawyer for commercial and corporate law and a specialised lawyer for tax law.
Gerrit Hölzle specialises in crisis-related advice, advice in connection with restructuring proceedings (according to StaRUG), insolvency administration, property management and the assumption of board/management functions in self-administration proceedings. Prof. Dr Gerrit Hölzle is known for his pragmatic and solution-oriented approach and his cooperative conduct of proceedings and negotiations with key stakeholders. Gerrit Hölzle has made a name for himself particularly in the design of insolvency and restructuring plans. He has sector-specific expertise in the areas of industry, automotive, energy, services and trade.
Prof Dr Gerrit Hölzle is also an honorary professor at the University of Bremen and teaches insolvency law. With over 100 specialist articles, his participation in handbooks and commentaries, he is a sought-after speaker and contributes his extensive expertise to the academic discourse.
Prof Dr Gerrit Hölzle impresses with his legal expertise and pragmatic solutions. His outstanding achievements in insolvency law have been recognised several times, including in Chambers, Legal 500, WirtschaftsWoche and JUVE.
2019
GÖRG
Head of the insolvency law practice group (service line)
2013
GÖRG
Partner
2012
RAK Düsseldorf
Specialist lawyer for commercial and corporate law
2011
University Bremen
Habilitation and award of the venia legendi for civil law, com-mercial and corporate law, insolvency and tax law; topic of the habilitation thesis
2010
University Bremen
Lectureship in commercial and corporate law
2005
RAK Düsseldorf
Specialist lawyer for reorganisation and insolvency law
2005
RAK Düsseldorf
Specialist lawyer for tax law
2005
University of Cologne
Doctorate (Dr iur), "The taxation of hidden reserves in the restructuring of corporations"
2002-2012
Beck & Hölzle Rechtsanwälte, Kevelaer (Ndrh.), Bremen
Partner, insolvency administrator
2002
District Court Würzburg/Munich
Second state examination (`good')
2000-2002
Würzburg Regional Court
Legal clerkship
Public prosecutor's office Würzburg
LovellsBoesebeckDroste Attor-neys at Law, Düsseldorf
1999
University of Würzburg
First state examination (`good'), awarded the Wolfgang Kuhlen Prize of the Bavarian Julius Maximilian University of Würzburg as best in his year
Institute for Commercial Law at the University of Bremen
Insolvency Law Working Group at the DAV
Registered Association of German lnsolvency Administrators
Forum 270 e.V.
Northern Germany Insolvency Forum
German Taxation Law Society
German Association of Civil Law Tutors
100 specialist articles and participation in handbooks and commentaries as well as countless lectures
Honorary professor at the University of Bremen, in particular in insolvency law
Participation in the scientific discourse on current problems
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