Meet us in Rust at the RuSt 2019

17/18 October 2019 – Annual conference for law and taxes (Business Circle). The organisation of the work stream for capital markets law is led by Christoph Nauer. Lecture “Internet-Business and Antitrust” by Astrid Ablasser-Neuhuber. Workshop on M&A litigation by Thomas Lettau and “Update Corporate and Capital Markets Law” with Christoph Nauer.

We look forward to meeting you at the RuSt 2019, the leading annual conference for law and taxes. “RuSt in Rust” has brought together leading lawyers and tax experts for 23 years.

Astrid Ablasser-Neuhuber, partner and head of competition & antitrust at bpv Hügel, gives an insight into the current topic “Internet Business and Antitrust” together with Oliver Bethell, Leader EMEA Competition Team Google, and Paul Hofer, Founding Partner AMC Economics, London.

This year, Susanne Kalss, Stefan Weber and Christoph Nauer (corporate and capital markets partner at bpv Huegel) will hold the traditional workshop “Update Corporate and Capital Markets Law“.

Thomas Lettau (co-head of bpv Huegel’s M&A practice) and Alexander Demuth (Managing Director at Alvarez & Marsal) – On the basis of typical M&A litigation, legal and valuation issues of damages are examined and insights into the forensic practice of establishing a breach of contract are given.

The schedule (in German)

Online registration (in German)

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