MMag. Dr.
Attorney at law
As a lecturer and assistant professor at university, Alexander Lamplmayr has already inspired numerous students for the practice of law. For many years, he has been successful at finding pragmatic solutions for clients and delivers professional exactness in labour, commercial and corporate law. His lectures are full of examples from practice, and he has a skill for presenting complex legal problems in an easy-to-understand manner and solving them quickly. Steadfastness and assertiveness in negotiations are a matter of course for him. No wonder, as his favourite sport is American football.
Technology and IT law (data protection and trade secrets)
Competition and intellectual property law (unfair competition, trademark law and protection of trade secrets)
Corporate and company law (start-ups, mergers & acquisitions, finance and restructuring)
Labour law (corporate restructuring, litigation)
Banking law and capital market law (alternative financing, collateral law, contract rescission, equity substitution)
„Open communication in all situations – this basic tenet guides our collaboration with our clients.“
Born 1989
Mag. iur. and Mag. iur. rer. oec. (graduations 2013) as well as Dr. iur. (graduation 2015) from the Leopold Franzens University Innsbruck
Doctoral thesis on capital market and securities trading law
Research associate at the Institut für Zivilrecht (Institute for Civil Law) at the University of Innsbruck (2014-2016)
Research stay in New Zealand and Australia (March-April 2015)
Summer School "Studies on Global Legal Issues" at St. Mary's University of San Antonio, Texas in Innsbruck (July 2015)
Trainee lawyer from November 2016
Bar exam passed with honours (February 2019)
Attorney-at law since 2019
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