Katharina Meyer

Areas of Expertise

Multi-Jurisdictional Legal Research, Case Strategy Development, Precedent Analysis & Citation, Legal Memoranda Drafting, Comparative Law Analysis.

Professional Profile

Katharina Meyer is a skilled legal researcher with extensive experience in multi-jurisdictional research and comparative law analysis. With 9 years in legal research, Katharina provides critical research support for complex cross-border fraud and cybercrime cases.

Her thorough research methods and ability to navigate multiple legal systems have been invaluable in developing case strategies and identifying applicable precedents. Katharina's clear and comprehensive legal memoranda have supported successful outcomes in numerous international litigation matters.

Background & Career Highlights

Before joining our Frankfurt office, Katharina worked as a Legal Research Analyst at international law firms and European legal institutions. She has conducted research across civil law and common law jurisdictions, analyzed complex regulatory frameworks, and prepared legal opinions on cross-border enforcement issues. Her research has been cited in court decisions and has contributed to the development of novel legal arguments in fraud and asset recovery cases.

Education & Certifications

LL.M. in International Business Law, Bucerius Law School Hamburg; First State Examination in Law (Erstes Juristisches Staatsexamen); Certificate in Comparative Law, University of Oxford.

Professional Memberships

German Bar Association (Deutscher Anwaltverein); European Law Institute; International Association of Lawyers (UIA).