Background
Attorney Alexander Lingert has many years of experience as a litigator in court and arbitration proceedings. His litigation expertise includes numerous successful appeals, as well as appeals and recognition proceedings related to national and international arbitral awards. Representing institutional and public investors in model proceedings for capital market investors is also a key focus of his litigation practice.
Furthermore, Attorney Alexander Lingert has represented and advised national and international companies, investors, and private clients for many years in corporate, banking, and civil law matters. Finally, as an experienced legal professional, he drafts contracts, amendments, and terms and conditions, and advises parties to purchase agreements in small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) transactions.
His clients include private individuals, institutional and public investment funds, large companies in the hotel industry, medium-sized businesses in the retail sector, and specialized law firms requiring litigation or arbitration support.
Areas of activity
- Litigation / Arbitration,
- Banking and Capital Markets Law,
- Corporate Law, M&A
Languages
- German
- English
- French
Career
- Studied law and European law at the University of Regensburg,
- Worked as a trainee lawyer at two large commercial law firms,
- Joined STEINPICHLER Rechtsanwälte PartG mbB in 2011,
- Specialist lawyer for banking and capital market law,
- Admitted to the Munich Bar Association,
- Counsel at the law firm,
- Ethics officer for the Bavarian Table Tennis Association
Publications (excerpt)
- Weiler / Lingert, Breach of trust through economically risky management decisions, CB 2017, 344,
- Lingert / Weiler, Blockchain and Bitcoin – A brief legal analysis, ZAP 2018, 557,
- Lingert / Weiler, Bitcoin payment system: Unit of account within the meaning of the German Banking Act – Discussion of KG, judgment of September 25, 2018, 161 Ss 28/18, ZAP 2019, 141,
- Weiler/Lingert, Lender liability and criminal liability for restructuring loans in light of the coronavirus crisis and the COVInsAG, SanInsFoG, and StaRUG, in: Ruhmannseder/Lehner/Beukelmann (eds.), Compliance aktuell, 2021, Fach 3113,
- Lingert, The EU Blocking Regulation in Compliance Practice, in: Ruhmannseder/Lehner/Beukelmann (eds.), Compliance aktuell, 2023, Section 3117.
- Lingert, General Duty to Monitor Legality versus Delegation of Tasks, in: Ruhmannseder/Lehner/Beukelmann (eds.), Compliance aktuell, 2025, Section 3118.
