born in 1993; studies at the Eberhard Karls University in Tübingen; research assistant at Thümmel, Schütze & Partner from 2017-2021; legal clerkship at the Regional Court of Stuttgart.

Ms. Link was admitted to the bar in 2021 and has been a member of our construction and real estate law practice area since then. In addition to assisting in real estate transactions in the context of due diligences, both on the buyer’s and seller’s side, Ms. Link comprehensively advises her clients in all matters of private and public real estate law, in particular commercial tenancy law, and represents them in and out of court.

In addition to her work at Thümmel, Schütze & Partner, Ms. Link is completing her doctorate under Prof. Dr. Heinrich (Eberhard Karls University, Tübingen) on the issue of criminal sanctions for violations of tenancy law.

born in 1957; Dr. Ger­hard Boll­mann stud­ied law at the Uni­ver­si­ty of Göttin­gen; as­sis­tance pro­fes­sor at the Uni­ver­si­ty of Ham­burg (chair of Prof. Dr. Ze­uner); Recht­san­walt since 1987; No­tar since 2002.

Prop­er­ty trans­ac­tions and Cor­po­rate Law have been the tra­di­tion­al prac­tice/ com­pe­tence ar­eas of Dr. Boll­mann for more than twen­ty years. Be­side his lit­i­ga­tion prac­tice in the afore­men­tioned ar­eas, he is now con­cen­trat­ing on his work as a no­tary pub­lic.

Dr. Boll­mann han­dles all as­pects of Prop­er­ty trans­ac­tions in­clud­ing draft­ing, no­ta­riza­tion and re­al­iza­tion of pur­chase con­tracts for prop­er­ty cor­po­ra­tions and banks as well as for pri­vate per­sons. Par­ti­tion of prop­er­ty in ac­cor­dance with the Con­do­mini­um Act (Woh­nung­seigentümerge­setz) is part of his dai­ly work, as well as ad­vice on fi­nanc­ing and col­lat­er­al­i­sa­tion pro­ce­dures.

Dr. Boll­mann no­ta­rizes foun­da­tions of com­pa­nies and share­hold­ers’ meet­ings and ad­vis­es clients on cor­po­rate re­or­gan­i­sa­tion such as re­struc­tur­ing and merg­er. His ex­ten­sive ex­pe­ri­ence is a guar­an­tee for the bal­ance nec­es­sary in the no­ta­riza­tion of these trans­ac­tions.

born in 1953; le­gal stud­ies at the Uni­ver­si­ties of Bonn and Freiburg i.​Br.; Dr. Plage­mann was sec­tion head at the Max Planck In­sti­tute for For­eign and In­ter­na­tion­al Crim­i­nal Law, Freiburg i.​Br. He was ad­mit­ted to the Ger­man Bar in 1983 and prac­ticed first in Stuttgart. Since 1990 Dr. Plage­mann prac­tices in Dres­den. The fo­cus of Dr. Plage­mann´s le­gal prac­tice is ad­vis­ing com­pa­nies on re­gion­al, na­tion­al and in­ter­na­tion­al mat­ters, rang­ing in scope of ad­vice from the in­cor­po­ra­tion to suc­ces­sion and ques­tions of re­struc­tur­ing. Among his main clients are re­al es­tate com­pa­nies, both for­eign and Ger­man com­pa­nies do­ing busi­ness abroad, with a spe­cial re­gion­al fo­cus on North Amer­i­ca.

Dr. Plage­mann is al­so ac­tive in the field of train­ing and ed­u­cat­ing and has sev­er­al teach­ing as­sign­ments in this ca­pac­i­ty. He is al­so mem­ber of var­i­ous su­per­vi­so­ry boards and ad­vi­so­ry boards.

born in 1962; Sev­erin Birk­mann com­plet­ed his le­gal ed­u­ca­tion at the Uni­ver­si­ties of Würzburg and Spey­er. He qual­i­fied as a Ger­man lawyer in 1991, the year when he joined the firm. Sev­erin Birk­mann has been a part­ner of our firm since 1997. He has played a sig­nif­i­cant part in es­tab­lish­ing our firm’s re­al es­tate prac­tice. He is a mem­ber of the Work­ing Group “Con­struc­tion Law” of the Ger­man Lawyers´ As­so­ci­a­tion, of Deutsche Gesellschaft für Bau­recht and of the Fo­rum Pub­lic Ten­ders.

Sev­erin Birk­mann’s ar­eas of prac­tice in­clude ad­vis­ing do­mes­tic and in­ter­na­tion­al in­vestors and prop­er­ty de­vel­op­ers on all as­pects of prop­er­ty trans­ac­tions, pro­ject de­vel­op­ments and prop­er­ty/fa­cil­i­ty man­age­ment. He al­so spe­cial­izes in pub­lic pro­cure­ment and lit­i­ga­tion.

Born 1976, Study of Law at the Uni­ver­si­ty of Cologne, At­tor­ney-at-law since 2006.

Be­fore join­ing TSP, Robert Vieweger worked as a lawyer in Dus­sel­dorf and Tokyo and ad­vised Ger­man and for­eign clients main­ly in the fields of cor­po­rate and com­mer­cial law, on M&A trans­ac­tions, re­struc­tur­ing pro­jects, and in­ter­na­tion­al con­tract law. Robert Vieweger has al­so spe­cial ex­per­tise in re­al es­tate and in­sol­ven­cy law.

Dur­ing his three years of prac­tice in Japan, Robert Vieweger was ad­mit­ted to the Tokyo Bar As­so­ci­a­tion as a Reg­is­tered For­eign Lawyer (Gaikokuho-Jimu-Ben­goshi) and ren­dered from Tokyo le­gal ser­vices for Ger­man com­pa­nies in Japan, ad­vis­ing on var­i­ous pro­jects for sub­sidiaries, branch­es, joint ven­tures, and lo­cal dis­tri­bu­tion struc­tures. This in­clud­ed al­so re­struc­tur­ing pro­jects and in­ter­na­tion­al group in­sol­ven­cy pro­ceed­ings in­volv­ing Japan.

Since February 2012, Robert Vieweger heads our Singapore office and advises German and foreign clients in these fields of law, and supports or conducts arbitration and international court proceedings. The emphasis of his practice is on corporate, labor, and distribution law concerning mainly Germany-based investments in Singapore. In addition, Robert Vieweger renders legal support for projects funded by German investors in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and other ASEAN Member States, and advises corporations from these jurisdictions on their investments in Germany.

Apart from his German bar admission, Robert Vieweger is registered with the Attorney-General of Singapore as a Foreign Lawyer. He is a member of the Law Society of Singapore and the Singapore Academy of Law.

Born in Tuebingen in 1986; studied law at the University of Tuebingen; worked at the University of Tuebingen (Chair of Dr. Karl-Hermann Kästner); clerkship at the Regional Court of Tuebingen and posted to Stuttgart and Singapore by Thümmel, Schütze & Partner.

Mr. Raiser is admitted to the Bar in Stuttgart and as a registered foreign lawyer in Singapore.

His focus areas include international contracts as well as IT and sales and corporate law, in which he supports German and international clients in connection with cross-border investments in Singapore and Southeast Asia.

Real estate comprises an additional practice focus for Mr. Raiser. In particular, he provides legal advice, including legal due diligence, for real estate transactions.