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Award: TOP Law Firm 2020

Award: TOP Law Firm 2020

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Jutta Schippan
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Lausen Rechtsanwälte has been named one of the “TOP Law Firms 2020” for copyright law in the ranking of the leading German business news magazine WirtschaftsWoche.

In addition, Dr. Matthias Lausen and Dr. Martin Schippan were each recommended as “TOP Attorneys 2020”.

The Handelsblatt Research Institute interviewed more than 1,460 lawyers in 183 law firms. The aim of the survey was to nominate the most renowned colleagues.

A total of 24 copyright law firms and 27 highly recommended attorneys are included in the ranking. The ranking can be found in the 43rd issue of WirtschaftsWoche in 2020, published on October 16, 2020.

We are extraordinarily grateful to be counted among the best by our colleagues in the legal profession. Many thanks to everyone who has expressed their confidence in us and our work in this way.

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