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Hotel sector expertise: Our strengths at a glance
Germany | Publication | July 2025
The hotel sector is dynamic, international, and complex – and it requires legal advice that understands the full picture. With one of the largest dedicated teams in Germany and a global footprint with over 350 professionals, we offer tailored legal support for hotel projects of all sizes.
Our new capability statement outlines how we support clients throughout the entire lifecycle of hotel investments – from planning and transactions to financing, operations, restructuring, and exit. Our expertise spans all relevant legal areas, including real estate, financing, investment funds, tax, corporate/M&A, commercial, technology & outsourcing, licensing & regulatory, and dispute resolution.
Learn more about how we can support your hotel business.
Our new capability statement outlines how we support clients throughout the entire lifecycle of hotel investments – from planning and transactions to financing, operations, restructuring, and exit. Our expertise spans all relevant legal areas, including real estate, financing, investment funds, tax, corporate/M&A, commercial, technology & outsourcing, licensing & regulatory, and dispute resolution.
Learn more about how we can support your hotel business.
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