Dr. Sonja Ackermann, M.Jur. (Oxford)
Salary partner
Sonja is a lawyer for commercial and distribution law. She assists her clients with advice on purchasing and distribution and realises their goals with creative solutions.
Her special focus is also on advising clients in the areas of leasing and equipment rental as well as on supporting them in the development and implementation of new mobility concepts. With her expertise from complex projects, Sonja acts for national and international clients, especially in the automotive and healthcare sectors. This also includes support in day-to-day business and representation in disputes.
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Career
| Since 2018 | Salary Partner, Taylor Wessing |
| 2011 – 2017 | Senior Associate, Taylor Wessing |
| 2010 | Judge, Regional Court of Munich I, Civil Chamber |
| 2007 – 2009 | Associate, Taylor Wessing |
Education
| 2007 | Admitted as a lawyer, Munich |
| 2006 | Doctoral degree on a thesis on International Takeover Law, University of Bonn |
| 2006 | Second state examination, Düsseldorf |
| 2001 – 2002 | Master, European and Comparative Law, University of Oxford |
| 2000 | First state examination, Cologne |
| 1994 – 1999 | Legal studies, Universities of Passau and Bonn and King’s College London |
Publications
BGH zur AGB-rechtlichen Unwirksamkeit eines nachvertraglichen Wettbewerbsverbots in Handelsvertretervertrag, Der Betrieb 2016, p. 1306 |
Memberships & Associations
| Deutsche Gesellschaft für Vertriebsrecht e.V. |
Additional languages
| English |
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