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P+P names two new partners from its own counsels in 2015

With the appointment of Dr. Bernd Graßl (corporate and capital markets, Munich) and Ronald Buge (tax, private funds, Berlin), P+P Pöllath + Partners again names two counsels from within their own ranks as partners at the beginning of the new year. Both attorneys have been working at P+P for many years and will continue to strengthen the partners' offices in both Berlin and Munich.

"We are pleased to begin 2015 by again naming long-term colleagues from within our own ranks as partners", commented Amos Veith, member of the P+P management board, on the appointment.

Dr. Bernd Graßl will become the third partner, in addition to Dr. Wolfgang Grobecker and Dr. Eva Nase, in the practice area of corporate and capital market law - a practice area that the firm has continuously strengthened over the past few years.

Ronald Buge works as a link between fund and tax law. The Berlin fund sector has increased over the last few years. As fourth partner, Ronald Buge will continue to expand this sector with Amos Veith, Uwe Bärenz and Dr. Philip Schwarz van Berk.

Dr. Bernd Graßl, LL.M. works in Munich in the practice areas corporate and capital market law, especially stock corporation and group law. He recently advised i.a. on the public acquisition and the taking private of W.E.T. Automotive Systems AG by Amerigon, Inc. (now: Gentherm, Inc.), as well as on the public acquisition and the taking private of DOUGLAS HOLDING AG by Advent International.

Ronald Buge is a member of the Berlin fund and tax team and specializes, in particular, on national and international tax law, as well as advising investors and managers of private equity funds and other alternative capital investments. Buge holds a position as a lecturer for the postgraduate study course "Company Succession, Law of Succession and Legal Estate" at the University of Munster. He has also published various articles in professional publications, i.a. Handelsblatt Steuerboard, EU-Umsatzsteuerberater and Herrmann/Heuer/Raupach, Kommentar zum Einkommensteuergesetz (Commentary on the German Income Tax Act).