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Kurz Pfitzer Wolf & Partner Attorneys-at-Law mbB
Partners:
Attorney-at-law Clemens Pfitzer
Attorney-at-law Christopher A. Wolf, MBA
Attorney-at-law Dr. Markus Wekwerth
Königstr. 40
70173 Stuttgart
Tel. +49 711 410 190 30
Fax +49 711 410 190 59
E-mail info@kpw-law.de
Stuttgart District Court
Partnership Register PR 720257
Value-added tax ID No. DE270757792
D-U-N-S ® Number: 341580247
The attorneys-at-law are registered with the Stuttgart Bar Association.
The occupational title “Attorney-at-law” was conferred upon the attorneys-at-law in the Federal Republic of Germany.
Plattform for Online Dispute Resolution of the EU:
ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/
Alternative dispute resolution:
Disputes between lawyers and their clients can be settled out of court on request by the regional bar association (Rechtsanwaltskammer) (pursuant to section 73 (2) no. 3 in connection with section 73 (5) of the Federal Regulations for Lawyers (BRAO) or by the conciliation body (Schlichtungsstelle der Rechtsanwaltschaft) of the Federal BarAssociation (section 191f BRAO), which can be found on the Internet on the homepage of the Federal Bar Association (Bundesrechtsanwaltskammer) (www.brak.de or by e-mail: schlichtungsstelle@brak.de).
The activity of an attorney-at-law is subject to the following occupational regulations:
The Federal Lawyers Code of Conduct (BORA)
The Specialist Lawyers’ Regulations (FAO)
The Federal Lawyers Act (BRAO)
Lawyers’ Fees Law (RVG)
The Federal Fee Schedule for Lawyers (BRAGO)
The Rules of Practice for Lawyers of the European Union (EuRAG)
The Federal Lawyers’ Act
Law Implementing the Directives of the European Community pertaining to the professional law regulating the legal profession
The Law on the Prevention of Money Laundering (GwG)
Directive of the Federal Bar Association as per § 14, para. 4, sentence 2 GwG (in addition to explanations) Code of Conduct for Lawyers regarding the Regulations of the Law on the Prevention of Money Laundering (GwG) and Money Laundering, § 261 StGB [the Criminal Code]
The regulations can be found at the Federal Bar Association website.
