Nikolaus Schröder

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Biography

Nikolaus Schroder is an associate in Lieff Cabraser’s Munich office. He litigates complex competition law, consumer protection and mass tort cases.

Nikolaus holds an LL.M. in Law, Science & Technology from Stanford Law School, where he studied U.S. civil procedure, legal technology, and complex litigation as a DAAD scholar.

Prior to joining the firm, he served as a graduate assistant and lecturer at the University of Regensburg under Prof. Dr. Michael Heese, LL.M. (Yale), researching the use of artificial intelligence in rule enforcement, complex litigation, and tort law.

Areas of Practice (3)

  • Competition Law
  • Consumer Protection
  • Mass Claims

Education & Credentials

University Attended:
Second State Exam, Nurnberg, 2020; University of Regensburg, First State Exam, 2018
Law School Attended:
Stanford Law School, LL.M., Law, Science & Technology, 2023
Year of First Admission:
2025
Admission:
2025, Germany
Memberships:

Professional Associations

•DAJV e.V. (German-American Lawyers' Association)
•Competition Litigation Forum
•Studienvereinigung Kartellrecht
•Munchener Kartellrechtsforum

Languages:
German and English and Spanish
ISLN:
1001738664

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