German member firm, KELLER MENZ, identified as a top employment law firm in Germany
The employment practice at German member firm KELLER MENZ has once again been identified as a recommended firm for providing employment law services to corporate clients. They have been included in a list of the 68 top firms in all of Germany (measured according to the quantity of recommendations by in-house lawyers). The survey was carried out by the magazine brand eins, which is a highly renowned magazine for its social/cultural and economical expertise.
The firm has also been recommended by Wirtschafts Woche (“Business Week”); the most wide-spread business magazine in Germany. They were identified as one of the “Most renowned firms and lawyers for employment law” in Germany and share this title with only 49 other firms.
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