Isabel Bäumer

Isabel works at Taylor Wessing's Frankfurt office and is a member of the Employment, Pensions & Mobility practice area. She advises national and international companies on all aspects of individual and collective labour law.

A particular focus of her work is compliance and whistleblower protection. She supports her clients in proceedings to investigate and clarify compliance violations and all labour and co-determination issues that may arise in this context.

Isabel specialises in the design of incentive and remuneration systems in financial institutions. In addition, she has in-depth knowledge of labour law support for internal investigations within the financial sector.

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Since 2026 Salary Partnerin, Taylor Wessing

2024 Senior Associate, Taylor Wessing

2020 Associate, Taylor Wessing

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Since 2026 Salary Partnerin, Taylor Wessing

2024 Senior Associate, Taylor Wessing

2020 Associate, Taylor Wessing

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2025 Specialist lawyer for Employment Law

2020 Second State Examination, Hessen

2018 – 2020 Legal Training

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The German Whistleblower Protection Act (HinSchG) has been passed

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Isabel Bäumer

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执业领域和服务团队

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职业发展

教育

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最新新闻和观点

The German Whistleblower Protection Act (HinSchG) has been passed

Isabel Bäumer

专长

执业领域和服务团队

CV

职业发展

教育

语言

最新新闻和观点

The German Whistleblower Protection Act (HinSchG) has been passed

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