Braunschweig law firm joins Stumpf and Peitmann

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Peiner Rechtsanwälte Christian Brandes and Ulrich Peitmann explain: “We are very much looking forward to the entry of the law firm ‘mep+k’ and the future cooperation. In this way, the law firm remains with the client on a permanent basis. After the death of Olaf Stumpf, the lawyers Olaf Marotz and Stephan Friehe decided to leave the firm. So we can really use support and fresh blood.”

The lawyers have big plans together, the building on Werderstraße is currently being completely renovated and technically upgraded. Working is still possible for the Braunschweig colleagues. They explained: “We have a lot planned together. We will be present on site in a modern digital office. For example, there will be hardly any paper files in the future, everything will be electronic. If you want it, especially in times of Corona, you can also get advice online via video conference. Everything will be technically state-of-the-art, and we will link our law firm software online with the Braunschweig office.”

The time for individual lawyers is over

The time of individual lawyers is over, and that’s why you position yourself broadly. It is planned that, in addition to Peitmann and Brandes, the seven lawyers from the Lion City will regularly offer on-site consultations for clients in Peine. Attorney Christian Brandes continues to focus on labor law, traffic and accident law, medical liability and criminal law. The Braunschweig colleagues bring additional areas with them. In addition to the classic areas of law such as inheritance law, family law, real estate law, administrative law, building law and tenancy law, this also includes areas that are not offered at all or only sporadically in the district of Peine.

There are now specialist lawyers for banking and capital market law, insolvency law and social law. In addition, the area of ​​mediation is offered, a process for amicable conflict resolution, in which an outside, neutral, specially trained third party, the mediator, mediates between the parties, according to the specialist lawyer for family law and mediator Cordula Ebeling, who was enthusiastic about the idea of ​​working together : “It’s a great opportunity to grow together and make a difference.”

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