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Dr. Moritz Voit
Associate Litigation, Arbitration, and Employment
Languages
German, English
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Overview
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Experience
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Credentials
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Dr. Moritz Voit advises on the resolution of complex national and international disputes. He helps to find out-of-court solutions and represents our clients' interests before arbitration tribunals (e.g. ICC, DIS and ICDR) as well as before state courts.
One focus of Moritz' work is advising on post-M&A disputes and conflicts in the supply chain. Moritz is very familiar with disputes resulting from the economic disruptions of the recent past, such as the pandemic and the war in Ukraine. He also has particular expertise in the energy sector, where he recently represented clients in price adjustment proceedings and in a dispute relating to the construction of an offshore windfarm.
As part of his doctorate under Prof. Dr. em. Helmut Köhler at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, which was awarded the Faculty Prize, Moritz dealt in depth with class action proceedings and various forms of litigation funding in German, US and Australian law. In this context, he also gained extensive experience in common law jurisdictions as a visiting researcher at the University of Sydney and later as a trainee lawyer at a specialized US law firm.
Representative experience
Representing a European chemical group in a post-M&A arbitration (DIS) following the acquisition of a company (asset deal), inter alia for breach of disclosure obligations and pre-closing covenants.
Representing a European chemical group in an ICDR arbitration (seat: New York) on contract and antitrust claims as well as contract adjustment based on a hardship clause and German statutory law.
Representing a European construction group in an arbitration (DIS) concerning warranty claims in connection with the construction of an offshore wind farm.
Representing sellers of companies (share deal) in a post-M&A arbitration (DIS) regarding the purchase price allocation and its tax implications.
Representing a major German energy supplier in a DIS arbitration concerning the adjustment of gas storage fees in the context of regulatory measures following the outbreak of the war in Ukraine.
Advising a leading company in the solar energy industry in German state court proceedings for a declaration of inadmissibility of arbitration.
Credentials
Education
- Second State Exam in Law, Higher Regional Court of Munich, 2022
- Dr. iur., Doctorate in Law, LMU Munich (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München), Faculty Price, 2020
- Visiting Researcher, The University of Sydney, 2019
- First State Exam in Law, LMU Munich (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München), 2017
Bar admissions and qualifications
- Munich
Memberships
- DIS40
- DIS
Publications
Insights and Analysis
17 June 2023