Hen­drik­je Herr­mann , LL.M. (Rot­ter­dam)

Rechts­an­wäl­tin, Sala­ry Part­ner
Bar-cer­ti­fied spe­cia­list la­wy­er for in­ter­na­tio­nal busi­nes law

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 Hen­drik­je Herr­mann ad­vi­ses na­tio­nal and in­ter­na­tio­nal cli­ents in the en­ti­re field of com­mer­cial law. She ad­vi­ses and re­pres­ents her cli­ents in non-con­ten­tious mat­ters, li­ti­ga­ti­on and ar­bi­tra­ti­on as well as sub­se­quent er­forcemnt of claims. Most of Hen­drik­je’s ca­ses have cross-bor­der im­pli­ca­ti­ons and she has the­r­e­fo­re gai­ned in-depth ex­pe­ri­ence in the are­as of Eu­ro­pean and in­ter­na­tio­nal pri­va­te law. She has ex­per­ti­se in trans­port law is­sues re­la­ting to car­ria­ge of goods by road and mul­ti­mo­dal trans­ports as well as the draf­ting of lo­gi­stics agree­ments.

Al­re­a­dy du­ring her stu­dies, Hen­drik­je fo­cu­sed on na­tio­nal and Eu­ro­pean com­mer­cia law. Be­fo­re joi­ning LE­BUHN & PUCH­TA in 2024, Hen­drik­je work­ed in a re­non­ed law firm in the are­as of in­ter­na­tio­nal trade and trans­port law. She then mo­ved on to an in-house po­si­ti­on in the le­gal de­part­ment of an glo­bal ent­rer­pri­se. The­re she was re­spon­si­ble for pro­cu­re­ment, sourcing and lo­gi­stics mat­ters and oh­ter is­sues along the sup­p­ly chain, espe­ci­al­ly re­la­ted to due di­li­gence, sus­taina­bi­li­ty and cus­toms law.

Hen­drik­je is a bar-cer­ti­fied spe­cia­list la­wy­er for in­ter­na­tio­nal busi­ness law. She fi­nis­hed her Mas­ter’s de­gree in In­ter­na­tio­nal Trade Law at Eras­mus Uni­ver­si­ty Rot­ter­dam wi­th a com­pa­ra­ti­ve law the­sis on the con­cept of da­ma­ges in in­ter­na­tio­nal trade and trans­port law. Hen­drik­je is Pre­si­dent of the Trans­port and Lo­gi­stics Law Com­mis­si­on of the In­ter­na­tio­nal As­so­cia­ti­on of Young La­wy­ers (AI­JA).

 

  • Stu­dies in Bre­men und Rot­ter­dam (LL.M. in In­ter­na­tio­nal Trade Law); le­gal in­tern­ship at Hig­her Re­gio­nal Court Ol­den­burg
  • 2015-2021  prac­ti­ce as an att­or­ney spe­cia­li­zing in for­eign trade and trans­por­ta­ti­on law
  • 2021-2024 In-house po­si­ti­on at a glo­bal cor­po­ra­ti­on, in­clu­ding  purcha­sing and lo­gi­stics
  • Ad­mit­ted to the bar in 2015; bar-cer­ti­fied spe­cia­list for in­ter­na­tio­nal law sin­ce 2019
  • joi­n­ed the firm in 2024
  • When is a (su­spec­ted) da­ma­ge a da­ma­ge? A com­pa­ra­ti­ve ap­proach to the no­ti­on of da­ma­ge in In­ter­na­tio­nal Sa­les and Trans­port Law (Eu­ro­pean Jour­nal of Com­mer­cial Con­tract Law, Vol. 15, Nr. 1 2023)
  • An­mer­kung zu OLG Düs­sel­dorf, Ur­teil vom 25.01.2018 – I-20 U 82/17 (IHR 2018, S. 211)
  • An­mer­kung zu OLG Nürn­berg, Ur­teil vom 22.02.2017 – 12 U 812/15 (IHR 2017, S. 210)
  • Buch­be­spre­chung: Gert van Cals­ter, Eu­ro­pean Pri­va­te In­ter­na­tio­nal Law – Com­mer­cial Li­ti­ga­ti­on in the EU (IHR 2021, S. 219)
  • Buch­be­spre­chung: Clay­ton P. Gi­let­te, Ad­van­ced in­tro­duc­tion to In­ter­na­tio­nal Sa­les Law (IHR 2017, S. 228)

  • In­ter­na­tio­nal As­so­cia­ti­on of Young La­wy­ers (AI­JA)
  • Deut­sche Ge­sell­schaft für Trans­port­recht (DGTR)