HEUKING appoints four female lawyers as Salaried Partners
June, 2024 - Germany
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HEUKING appoints four female lawyers as Salaried Partners
Effective July 1, 2024, HEUKING will promote four Senior Associates to Salaried Partners: Anna-Lena Glander from the Düsseldorf office, Dr. Christina Küster from Hamburg, Monique Sandidge from Frankfurt, and Stephanie Wurm from the Munich office.
Anna-Lena Glanderhas been working with HEUKING in Düsseldorf since 2015, starting as a legal research assistant and since 2018 as a lawyer in commercial criminal law, compliance and internal investigations. She defends clients in criminal proceedings and administrative offense proceedings and advises on all aspects of criminal law and compliance.
Dr. Christina Küster, a member of the Restructuring & Insolvency, Litigation & Arbitration, and Corporate / M&A practice groups, joined HEUKING’s Hamburg office in 2018. As a certified specialist in insolvency and restructuring law, she advises particularly on managers’ liability risks and insolvency avoidance proceedings.
Monique Sandidgejoined HEUKING's Frankfurt office in 2019 and has been working as a lawyer and certified specialist for employment law since 2017. She advises international and national companies on all aspects of employment law, with a focus on individual employment law as well as litigation and negotiation.
Stephanie Wurmis a certified specialist for employment law and a member of the Employment practice group. Having started as a trainee lawyer at HEUKING in 2017, she has been practicing as a lawyer in Munich since June 2018. She primarily advises and represents employers, as well as board members, general managers, and senior executives, on all matters of individual and collective employment law.
“We are delighted that four female lawyers have advanced to Salaried Partnership and that we can begin the second half of the year with a lot of fresh (female) power!”, said Managing Partner Boris Dürr regarding the appointment of the new candidates.
