David Carl

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Biography

David Carl is an Associate in the Public Law Group in Germany. His work focuses on advising complex infrastructure projects in the areas of telecommunications, defense, as well as utility and network infrastructure on issues relating to public procurement law, subsidy and aid law, and all regulatory matters. He also advises on issues relating to immigration and nationality law.

His clients include public authorities, governments, as well as public and private companies.

Concentrations

• Public Procurement

• Public subsidies and European state aid

• Public-Private Partnerships

Areas of Practice (4)

  • Government Law & Policy
  • Government Contracts
  • Federal Regulatory & Administrative Law
  • Immigration & Compliance

Education & Credentials

University Attended:
Second Legal State Examination, Berlin, 2024; Humboldt University of Berlin, First Legal Examination, 2022
Year of First Admission:
2022
Admission:
Germany
Languages:
German and English and French
ISLN:
1001704454

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