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Laura Mayr, Associate

Laura Mayr

Associate

Rechtsanwältin

Languages

German, English

Practice areas

  • Real estate
  • Real estate development and regeneration
  • Real estate finance
  • Real estate investment
  • Real estate sector

Practice notes

Laura Mayr is an Associate in our Real Estate and Construction practice group in Munich.

She advises her clients on all aspects of real estate law, in particular on commercial tenancy law and residential property law, and provides legal support with respect to construction projects.

Laura studied law at Ludwigs Maximilians University in Munich where she passed her first state examination in 2017. She completed her legal traineeship at Munich Higher Regional Court. During her studies as well as during her legal traineeship, she already worked for various international law firms in Germany and Cape Town, South Africa. She successfully completed her second state examination in May 2019.

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