Practice Areas
of our
law firm
in Munich

Immigration law is one of the main areas of focus for our Munich law firm. We advise and represent you in matters related to residence permits and renewals, settlement permits, family reunification, naturalization, visa and passport issues, as well as in proceedings regarding expulsion and deportation. With Denys Osypenko, you have a Ukrainian- and Russian-speaking contact person at your disposal. When deadlines are looming or official decisions are pending, every day counts: Have your situation reviewed early on.

As employment lawyers in Munich, we represent both employees and employers—in cases involving termination and unfair dismissal claims (three-week filing period under § 4 of the German Unfair Dismissal Protection Act), mutual termination agreements, negotiations regarding severance pay, disputes over employment references, wages, and vacation time, as well as cases of workplace discrimination. We also provide expert advice on collective labor law—works councils, collective bargaining agreements, and mass layoffs. Speed is of the essence: The deadline for filing a lawsuit begins immediately upon receipt of a notice of termination.

In Munich’s tight housing market, tenancy law is particularly prone to disputes. As your tenancy law attorney in Munich, we represent both tenants and landlords in cases involving rent increases, terminations for personal use, rent reductions due to defects, utility bill settlements, eviction proceedings, and disputes regarding rent control. We also advise you on commercial tenancy law and the German Condominium Act (WEG). We enforce your claims before the Munich Local Court—where possible, we seek an out-of-court settlement beforehand.

With over 15,000 cases handled in recent years, traffic law is a clear area of focus for our law firm. We represent you in cases involving traffic tickets, driving bans, points in Flensburg, traffic accidents resulting in personal injury or property damage, disputes with insurance companies regarding compensation for pain and suffering, repair costs, or loss of value—as well as in the emissions scandal and the rescission of car loan and lease agreements. In no-fault accidents, the opposing party’s liability insurance typically covers your legal fees.

Have you suffered losses due to poor advice, errors in prospectuses, or unscrupulous investment brokers? As attorneys specializing in investment law in Munich, we review claims for damages against banks, advisors, and brokers—regarding ship and real estate funds, P&R containers, closed-end funds, Trade Republic disputes, and online casino losses. The statute of limitations applies (Sections 195, 199 of the German Civil Code (BGB)—usually three years from the date of discovery). We will determine whether a claim has merit in a free initial assessment—with no guarantee of success, but with a clear assessment of the situation.

As estate planning attorneys in Munich, we draft wills and inheritance agreements with foresight and guide you through the probate process with calm and confidence—from the distribution of the estate to claims for the statutory share and supplementary statutory share (§§ 2303, 2325 BGB), as well as lifetime gifts and estate tax. We also provide comprehensive advice on international inheritances involving cross-border situations. Inheritance matters are rarely just about the law; they are also about family—and we treat both aspects with the necessary care.

As criminal defense attorneys in Munich, we are here to support you if you are summoned by the police or the public prosecutor’s office, if your home is searched, or if you receive a summary penalty order or an indictment—whether in general criminal law or in the areas of commercial, traffic, and narcotics law. Important: You have the right to remain silent (Section 136 of the Code of Criminal Procedure). Before you make any statements to investigative authorities, you should consult with a criminal defense attorney in Munich. We are available on short notice in urgent cases.

As civil law attorneys in Munich, we represent you in all traditional private law disputes: contract disputes, claims for damages, sales law and the law governing contracts for work and services, debt collection, complaints, disputes regarding online purchases, travel, and services. We are also your point of contact for obligations and property law, as well as for preliminary contract reviews. We take a pragmatic, clear-cut approach, always keeping the economic implications of every dispute in mind—both in and out of court.

Not sure which area of law your matter falls under, or whether taking legal action is even worth it? That’s exactly why KLAMERT & PARTNER offers a free initial assessment: We’ll review your case with no obligation to assess its prospects of success and determine which area of law applies. Online, by phone at 089 540 239 0, or in person at our law office in Munich at Pettenkoferstraße 37—right next to Theresienwiese.

Our law firm in Munich is located at Pettenkoferstraße 37, in the heart of the Ludwigsvorstadt-Isarvorstadt district—right next to Theresienwiese, Munich’s most famous landmark. The location offers two key advantages for legal clients: excellent accessibility from throughout the city and quiet, confidential consultation rooms away from the busiest downtown thoroughfares. From Munich Central Station, you can reach us in under ten minutes on foot; from the Klinikviertel and Sendlinger Tor, it’s just a few minutes’ walk.

Clients from Schwabing, Bogenhausen, Haidhausen, Pasing, or the surrounding areas can easily reach our law office in Munich by subway, commuter rail, tram, and bus. Those arriving by car will find ample parking spaces in the Theresienwiese parking garage and the surrounding underground garages. Appointments outside regular office hours as well as online cases with encrypted communication and digital file access are available by arrangement—this, too, is part of what makes for a modern, easily accessible Munich law firm.