Frederik Kaup

Frederik is a member of the Restructuring & Insolvency practice area. His work focuses on the litigation of insolvency-related claims as well as advising insolvency administrators and trustees in both national and cross-border proceedings.

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Since 2025 Associate, Taylor Wessing, Munich

2024 - 2025 Research Assistant, Taylor Wessing, Munich Since September

2023 - 2024 Research Assistant, CMS Hasche Sigle, Stuttgart

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Since 2025 Associate, Taylor Wessing, Munich

2024 - 2025 Research Assistant, Taylor Wessing, Munich Since September

2023 - 2024 Research Assistant, CMS Hasche Sigle, Stuttgart

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2023 Second state examination, Dresden

2016 - 2021 Legal studies, University of Regensburg

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重组和破产

Taylor Wessing advises the insolvency administrator on the sale of Sympatex Technologies GmbH to Pidigi

2026年5月27日

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重组和破产

German Federal Court of Justice makes landmark ruling on Wirecard shareholder claims

2025年12月2日

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Frederik Kaup

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Taylor Wessing advises the insolvency administrator on the sale of Sympatex Technologies GmbH to Pidigi

Frederik Kaup

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执业领域和服务团队

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职业发展

教育

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Taylor Wessing advises the insolvency administrator on the sale of Sympatex Technologies GmbH to Pidigi

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