Bonn Steichen & Partners
Adres:
2, Rue Peternelchen
Immeuble C2
L-2370 Howald
LUXEMBOURG
URL: http://www.bsp.lu
Bonn Steichen & Partners is a full service Luxembourg law firm committed to providing the highest quality legal services. With in excess of 50 professionals we offer a wealth of knowledge and experience in all aspects of Luxembourg law. We represent a wide range of clients in matters that cross many areas of law. Considering the fast moving world in which we live and the hostile business environment our clients may face, our experience grows continuously with the needs of our clients and our lawyers are required to remain attentive in order to constantly adapt themselves to new laws and regulations, situations and challenges. We created an environment where collegiality, trust and respect are the guiding principles under which we work today, allowing us to aim for legal excellence while cultivating the finest legal talent in our firm. Our culture of excellence relies on our lawyers at all levels of seniority to collectively deliver tailor-made client work product. Outstanding work is the standard we set for everyone and we have created an environment where everyone is motivated to deliver such standard, while sharing knowledge, experience and time. We focus on achievements and favour team working so that our lawyers support one another to achieve a common goal: creating value for the client.
Aantal juristen of advocaten :
70
Juridische hoofdgebieden :[ infos ]
Tax
Litigation
Public
I.P. | I.T.
Corporate | Commercial | Economic
Social | Work
Other
Regio :
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
Recruiter :
Ms. Séverine Maucourt (Human Ressources)
Tel: +352 26 02 5-1
Fax: +352 26025-999
smaucourt@bsp.lu
Manager :
Mr. Alain Steichen (Managing Partner)
Tel: +352 26 02 5-1
Fax: +352 26 02 5-999
asteichen@bsp.lu
Pers :
Mrs. Sara Gentile (Marketing & Communication)
Tel: +352 26 02 5-1
Fax: +352 26 02 5-999
sgentile@bsp.lu
A new brand image for the law firm BSP
27/03/2019
BSP, an independent full-service law firm based in Luxembourg, announces a major rebranding that reflects the evolution and the long-term plans of the company.
BSP announces new promotions and three lateral hires
14/01/2019
After the announcement of three new partners at the end of 2018, BSP is now pleased to announce for 2019 the promotion of two Counsels, a Senior Associate, two Associates and a Marketing Director,
Bonn Steichen & Partners in the Pre-IPO sale of shares of Adyen by Pentavest
24/09/2018
The team led by Jean Steffen, Partner at Bonn Steichen & Partners, and composed of Marie- Claude Frank, Senior Counsel, and Caroline Michel, Junior Associate, has assisted Index Ventures, international venture capital firm investing in technology-enabled companies
Clarification on the position of Bank Marzaki against Clearstream
23/01/2018
This press release aims to clarify news published by the international and Luxembourg press in relation to the writ issued by the Central Bank of Iran against Clearstream, and aimed at recovering the assets deposited with the latter since many years ago.
New Prospectus Regulation | New ESMA Q&A
25/04/2019
On March 27th 2019, ESMA published new Questions & Answers on the Prospectus Regulation documents (“Q&A”) relating to Regulation (EU) 2017/1129 of 14 June 2017 (the “Prospectus Regulation”).
Two new Brexit laws for the Luxembourg financial sector
01/04/2019
In anticipation of the United Kingdom leaving the European Union (or simply “Brexit” as it is more commonly referred to) without an agreement in place (the so-called “Hard Brexit” scenario), the Luxembourg legislator has taken swift action to facilitate a smooth transition
Luxembourg presents budget law 2019
09/03/2019
On March 5th 2019, the Luxembourg Minister of Finance submitted to the Parliament the draft 2019 budget law (the "Budget"), which is expected to be approved by the end of April.
Consequences of Brexit in the sphere of international data transfers
05/03/2019
The National Commission for Data Protection (“Commission nationale pour la protection des données”, or “CNPD”) recently published a report on the consequences of Brexit in the sphere of international data transfers.
