SITUATION LAW®
Designing commercial and legal situations.
Germany. Spain. UK. & beyond.
Barber Odenbach is currently undergoing a period of transition. Together with international partners, we are developing a cross-border platform for the design of complex structures under the project name ‘SituationLaw.com’. For this reason, our capacity is currently limited. We sincerely thank our clients for their understanding and trust. This website is intended as a preview of what is to come.
Field of Work
Analysis of complex commercial and cross-border life situations.
Particularly in the context of wealth, succession and mobility decisions. Legal structuring and redesign of integrated, multi-layered commercial and legal situations and their control systems.
Method
Comparative commercial and legal analysis, guided by international best practice.
Focus on architecture, integration, governance, incentives and decision-making structures in multi-layered constellations.
Situations
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Structuring individual assets
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International wealth structuring
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Residence and citizenship decisions
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Governance of complex family or corporate structures
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Succession across multiple jurisdictions
Project Manager Dr Mark Odenbach
Decades of experience in international banking and finance in New York, London and Frankfurt, in the internationalisation of businesses, in the structuring of complex real estate projects and in the design of cross-border governance structures.
- Rechtsanwalt, Berlin, Germany
- Abogado, Madrid, Spain
- Solicitor, England & Wales
- Master of International Taxation, University of Hamburg
- Managing Director, Barber Odenbach Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH
- Lives in Berlin and Valencia
Focus Areas
International business law.
International wealth succession & international inheritance law.
Journal
- No articles are currently available.Selected specialist articles and commentary will appear here shortly.
FRACTURE POINTS IN SITUATION DESIGN
Delegation.
Community.
Information.
Transition.
Dependency.
Situation Law
Law considered from the situation.
Where trust arises. And where it may break.
Understand the situation. Understand the law. Provide for protection.