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If you need labour and employment law services offered in English, Lorenz Mayr’s MAYR law firm for labour law with its offices in Berlin and Cottbus is your best bet. Lorenz Mayr, who’s a certified specialist attorney for labour and employment law, founded this law firm in Berlin in 2003. This firm has several dedicated attorneys and specialist lawyers, all of whom have previously demonstrated their expertise successfully in employment law firms in Berlin, Frankfurt am Main, Birmingham/USA, Brussels, Prague, and Regensburg. It’s their diverse experience that has shaped MAYR law firm’s orientation.
This law firm has consciously chosen to represent employers and executives as well as employees and works councils in matters of employment law, despite their often conflicting starting positions.
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