Background
Preslmayr, Martin was born on May 4, 1965 in Vienna, Austria.
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Martin Preslmayr
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University of Vienna (Juris Master 1989, Juris Doctor 1992). University of Exeter, England (Master of European Legal Studies, 1993). Spoken languages: German and English.
Career
Worked at Preslmayr & Partners. Assistant, University of Vienna, Institute of Private and Private International Law, 1989-1991. Lecturer, Richter Private Law School, Vienna, 1993-1996.
Research in European Economic Community and International Law, University of Cambridge, England, Summer 1990 and 1991.
Comparative Legal Research and Research in European Law, University of Oslo, Summer, 1993. Author: "Wirksamwerden des Vaterschaftsanerkenntnisses und neues Erbrecht," New Zealand 1990, 217.
"Der Scheinhersteller im Produkthaftungsgesetz," ecolex 1991, 149. Legal articles in the daily newspaper "Der Standard.".
"Die Abgeltung von Leistungen in der Lebensgemeinschaft," in Harrer/Zitta (Hrsg), Familie und Recht, 1992.
"Handbuch des Produkthaftungsgesetzes" (textbook on product liability law), Orac 1993. "Comparative Aspects on Special Problems within the European Product Liability Directive," University of Exeter, 1993. Preslmayr & Partners, one of Austria"s leading commercial law firms, is engaged in a broadly-based practice concentrating on a full range of civil legal services.
The firm concentrates on Austrian commercial and corporate law, mergers and acquisitions, due diligences, corporate finance, corporate reorganization, European Economic Community law, general civil law and advises multinational corporations in European and Austrian activities.
Further areas of particular expertise include the laws of industrial property, including copyright, unfair competition and antitrust, banking and finance, computer and software, food and drug, labour, bankruptcy, and further commercial litigation and arbitration. Although the firm is active in cooperating with international law firms, it has retained its independence from legal networks or similar affiliations.
