KLAMERT & PARTNER —
Law firm in Munich

Markus Klamert

Attorney • Founder

My name is Markus Klamert. Admitted to the bar in 1994, I founded KLAMERT & PARTNER after working for over a decade at one of Germany’s leading law firms specializing in banking and investment law—handling approximately 6,500 cases during that time. Today, I advise private individuals, family offices, financial service providers, municipalities, and companies on business law, investment law, and labor law, as well as consumer protection and immigration law. I avoid litigation whenever possible—but when necessary, I pursue it with the necessary tenacity.

Banking and Investment Law
Labor and Commercial Law
Corporate and Estate Succession
Immigration Law (Naturalization, Residence Permits, Blue Card)
Consumer Protection: Diesel Scandal, Cancellation of Life Insurance Policies and Auto Loans, Refunds of Loan Processing Fees

• Studied law at the University of Munich
• Legal clerkship at major commercial law firms in Munich and executive assistant at a leading German construction company
• Admitted to the bar in 1994
• Over 10 years at one of Germany’s leading law firms specializing in banking and investment law
• Founding of KLAMERT & PARTNER
• Long-time board member of the German Children's Rheumatism Foundation
• Board member and member of several other foundations and associations

Marc Frey

Attorney • Partner

My name is Marc Frey. I am an attorney specializing in civil law, particularly consumer law and complex class-action cases. I have been with the law firm KLAMERT & PARTNER for over eleven years, and have served as a partner since April 2015. During this time, I have represented several thousand clients—many of whom were in situations where they didn’t know what to do next. When claims are at stake, it is rarely just about legal provisions. It is about lost money, frustration, and the feeling of having no real chance against large corporations or insurance companies. This is precisely where I see my role: I provide guidance, take responsibility, and ensure that uncertainty gives way to clarity. My goal is not conflict at any cost, but a lasting result.

Consumer Law and Class Action Lawsuits

Compensation in the emissions scandal

Recovery of losses from online gambling and sports betting

Civil Traffic Law, Accident Settlement, and Claims Against Insurers

Strategic management of large-scale mass tort litigation

• Studied law at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (2007–2011, First State Examination)
• Legal clerkship at the Munich Higher Regional Court (2012–2014, Second State Examination)
• Admitted to the bar on January 7, 2015
• Attorney at KLAMERT & PARTNER since January 2015
• Partner at KLAMERT & PARTNER since April 2015
• Passed the bar exam to become a certified traffic law attorney (2018)
• Several thousand cases handled in consumer and traffic law

Johannes Goetz

Attorney • Partner

Since 2012, I have been advising and representing companies, managing directors, shareholders, employees, executives, investors, and private individuals—in select areas of civil and commercial law, with a clear business focus. I provide clients with a well-founded legal assessment, a realistic evaluation of opportunities and risks, and consistent advocacy for their interests—both in and out of court. I offer consultation appointments in person at the office or via video conference.

Banking and Capital Markets Law: Representing investors in cases of misadvice, errors in prospectuses, and breaches of the duty to disclose; advising financial service providers and issuers
Commercial and Corporate Law: Articles of association, executive employment contracts, shareholder disputes, liability issues
Employment Law: Unfair dismissal claims, termination agreements, severance negotiations, bonus and compensation claims — for both employees and employers
Business Law and Management Consulting: Contract drafting, executive liability, restructuring, business succession

• Admitted to the bar in 2012
• Since then, he has been practicing in the areas of civil and commercial law
• In-person and virtual consultations
• Over 20 years at one of Germany’s leading law firms specializing in banking and investment law
• Founding of KLAMERT & PARTNER

Denys Osypenko

Lawyer · Legal services for Ukrainian- and Russian-speaking clients

My name is Denys Osypenko. I have been a legal consultant at KLAMERT & PARTNER since November 2025 and am your first point of contact if you would like to receive advice in Ukrainian or Russian. I am not a licensed attorney in Germany—the licensed attorneys at our firm bear legal responsibility for your case. My role is to serve as a bridge: I listen to your case in your language, provide legal context for documents from your home country, make official decisions understandable, and prepare your strategy together with the attorney handling your case. Before moving to Munich, I spent over two decades working in Ukraine’s business and legal sectors—as a prosecutor, head of several legal departments, and a company founder.

Handling client-related legal issues
Drafting pleadings, complaints, and appeals
Monitoring deadlines and ensuring compliance with procedural deadlines
Assisting attorneys in handling client matters
Analyzing legal issues and preparing legal opinions

• Since November 2025: Attorney, KLAMERT & PARTNER, Munich
• 2020–2022: Founder and Director, Vector Group (Outsourcing), Kyiv — drafting legal contracts with Ukrposhta and other clients, compliance, corporate reporting
• 2018–2022: Co-founder and Director, Streamservice GmbH (Logistics), Kyiv
• 2017–2018: Head of the Legal Department, Association of Builders of Ukraine
• 2011–2017: Senior Legal Counsel, Concord Engineering — international projects, compliance
• 2009–2011: Head of the Legal Department, Granit Group (quarry)
• 2006–2009: Manager of the Ice Rink, Globus Private Company
• 2005–2006: Head of the Legal Department, Kryvbas Real Estate Centre
• 2003–2005: Senior Assistant to the Public Prosecutor, Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine

Zhasmin Abu El-Dzhadail

Lawyer (International Law)

My name is Zhasmin Abu El-Dzhadail, and I have been working as a legal assistant at KLAMERT & PARTNER since September 2026. Since I am not a licensed attorney in Germany, I assist the attorneys at our firm with cases involving immigration law—such as naturalization or applications for permanent residence permits—and handle communications with the relevant authorities and institutions in Germany on their behalf. My four working languages—German, English, Ukrainian, and Russian—are particularly helpful in this work.

Support for attorneys in handling immigration law cases
Communication with German authorities and institutions regarding immigration matters
Specialized legal translation

• Since September 2026: KLAMERT & PARTNER, Munich
• 2026: Master of Laws (LL.M.) in International Law, graduated with honors, valedictorian
• 2026: Independent legal practice in the areas of cross-border taxation and business law
• 2025–2026: Intern in the field of international commercial arbitration and compensation for war-related damages, “Ty i Pravo” Lawyers’ Association, Kyiv
• 2024–2025: Chief Commercial Officer and Chief Strategy Officer, ClipSwift, Kyiv
• 2024: Compliance Officer, Panorama 24 GmbH, Hanover
• 2024: Bachelor of Laws in International Law, graduated with honors (dual degree program: International Law and Legal Translation)
• 2022–2023: Legal Assistant, Alpha International Services Sdn Bhd, Kuala Lumpur
• 2022: Volunteer interpreting and translation work for Ukrainian refugees, Hannover Immigration Office

A law firm doesn’t run on lawyers alone. At KLAMERT & PARTNER, a well-coordinated team of legal assistants, administrative staff, and back-office personnel ensures that your case runs smoothly—from the initial appointment to the final enforcement step. Here, files aren’t just managed—they’re actively maintained: deadlines are monitored before they become critical, pleadings are ready to be typed the moment the attorney needs them, and questions are answered before you have to ask them a second time. Anyone who has ever dealt with a law firm whose secretarial staff is overwhelmed knows what a difference this makes.

Specifically, this means: Our legal assistants are experts in their field—file organization, beA correspondence with courts and government agencies, billing under the RVG and GNotKG, monitoring deadlines in accordance with the FAO, collection proceedings, and enforcement. In most cases, they are your first point of contact—on the phone, via email, or at the reception desk on Heimeranstraße—and they’re the ones who’ll remind you the day before your court date which documents are still missing. Meanwhile, the back office handles accounting, data protection, IT, and file archiving—unassuming tasks, but essential to ensuring that our firm operates just as precisely today as it did on its very first day.
The relationship between attorneys and staff at our firm is not hierarchical, but based on a division of labor. When you call KLAMERT & PARTNER, you don’t reach an anonymous switchboard, but someone who knows your case—or can find it in the file within minutes. This isn’t just a service promise; it’s our work culture. And it is precisely this culture that is the reason why many of our employees have been with us for many years.

We see ourselves as a law firm that combines the best of both worlds: personal interaction with the digital efficiency that clients rightfully expect today. At KLAMERT & PARTNER, the client onboarding process begins online—via our contact form or our digital onboarding process, which collects the most important information in a structured way so that the initial consultation begins with your case, not with filling out forms. Those who prefer in-person meetings can visit us on Heimeranstraße. Those who need flexibility can schedule a video consultation—without compromising on quality and without the wasted half-day that traveling to Munich sometimes entails.

We manage our case files using cloud-based law firm software hosted in Germany and fully compliant with the GDPR—encrypted document transfer, separate client portals,
access logging. We communicate with courts and government agencies via the beA (special electronic attorney mailbox), which ensures legally compliant and rapid correspondence as a matter of course—deadlines are thus documented not just in the mailbox but within the case management system. As a client, you receive fee invoices, file releases, and status updates digitally—and, upon request, in summary form via regular reports if your case spans several months or involves multiple court instances.

What we deliberately choose not to digitize is the legal judgment. A complaint is not drafted within the tool, but in the lawyer’s mind. A strategy is not calculated by an algorithm, but developed through a thorough analysis of your specific situation. For us, digitization is a tool that accelerates the craftsmanship of our work, not a replacement for it—and one that takes the burden off you as a client without reducing you to a mere user of a software interface.

Our office is located at Heimeranstraße 37, 80339 Munich—in Munich’s Westend, in the Schwanthalerhöhe neighborhood, just a short walk from Theresienwiese, Sendlinger Tor, and the main train station. We are based in a classic old Munich building, with high ceilings, stucco, and natural light—a true blessing in this city. The atmosphere suits our profession: quiet, dignified, and informal.

We’re just a few minutes away by subway—the U4 and U5 stop at Schwanthalerhöhe, the U3 and U6 at Goetheplatz, and the lines serving the Sendlinger Tor and Hauptbahnhof areas bring clients from all parts of Munich and the surrounding region to us quickly. We’re also easily accessible by car; parking is available on Heimeranstraße and in the surrounding underground parking garages.

Legal advice is a matter of trust, and trust requires the right setting. Our meeting rooms are designed so that even sensitive topics—such as impending bankruptcy, a difficult inheritance dispute, or criminal proceedings involving a family member—are handled with the necessary confidentiality. Anyone who walks through our door should not find themselves in an open-plan office with glass walls, but in a space where they can speak freely about things they wouldn’t want to share with anyone else. This commitment—a discreet location, a personal welcome, and a historic Munich building—has been part of our identity on Heimeranstraße for decades.

Our law firm in Munich is located at Heimeranstraße 37, in the heart of the Schwanthalerhöhe (Westend) neighborhood—right next to the Theresienwiese, Munich’s most famous landmark. This 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 by subway (U4/U5) in just a few minutes; the Theresienwiese is right nearby.

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