News Archive: Bucerius Law School

MLB Graduates from around the globe reunite in Hamburg.

Bucerius Law School bids farewell to the class of 2018 and welcomes the class of 2019.

Felix Tann (coach) Karsten Windler (IP center) Jasmin Dolling and Paulina Boppert (mooters), Lezel Roddeck (coach)

“Dancing cockatoos and fireworks display- Copyright and Performance Rights"

Bucerius Summer Programs 2018: up-to-date mit Legal Tech

Eleventh summer program cycle kicks off with new focus on Legal Technology and Operations

New Publication: Review Essay by Professor Thilo Kuntz on Bainbridge/Henderson, Limited Liability

Published in the European Business Organization Law Review (EBOR)

Professor Hermann Pünder, Bucerius Law School

Prof. Dr. Hermann Pünder, LL.M., holds the Chair of Public Law IV - Public Law, Science of Public Administration and Comparative Law at Bucerius Law...

The Bucerius Law Journal (BLJ) is a student-run law review edited by Bucerius students. It is supported by a board of advisors made up of professors...

The authors: T. Maciejewski and J. Theilen

An article by T. Maciejewski and J. Theilen, first published in the European Law Review, Issue 5, 2017

New Publication: What Family Law for Europe?

An article by Prof. Katharina Boele-Woelki, Dean of Bucerius Law School

Johannes M. Rowold, Joachim Herz Fellow, at UCLA School of Law, USA

Johannes M. Rowold, Joachim Herz Fellow, on his research project at UCLA School of Law, USA.

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MLB Reunion 2018

Bucerius Master of Law and Business Graduation 2018

Bucerius Law School reaches quarter finals in Oxford IP Moot 2018

Bucerius Summer Programs 2018: exploring new directions in law

New Publication: Review Essay by Professor Thilo Kuntz on Bainbridge/Henderson, Limited Liability

3 1/2 Questions to Professor Pünder

Bucerius Law Journal - Call for Papers

New Publication: Temporal Aspects of the Interaction between National Law and EU Law: Reintroducing the Protection of Legitimate Expectations

New Publication: What Family Law for Europe?

The Duty To Act Lawfully: When German Stock Corporations Face Conflicting Laws of Different Jurisdictions