Danilo Rosendahl advises clients on the realisation and execution of complex civil engineering, building construction and infrastructure projects, and represents them in associated court proceedings. One focus of his legal work is on the enforcement of and defence against claims arising during construction and supplementary claims. Alongside his legal practice, Danilo Rosendahl is a lecturer at the Berlin School of Economics and Law. He regularly lectures and publishes on topics relating to construction and architectural law.
+ Studied law at the Free University of Berlin and the Humboldt University of Berlin; legal traineeship at the Appelate Court of Berlin
+ 2016–2024 Lawyer at one of Germany’s leading law firms for construction and procurement law
+ 2020–2022 Lecturer in private and public construction law at the IU International University of Applied Sciences in Berlin, Hannover and Erfurt
+ Since 2022 Lecturer in civil law at the Berlin School of Economics and Law
+ Since 2024: Partner at c.r.p. law.
+ Advising clients on construction and representing them in court in various PPP and infrastructure projects (motorway, railway tracks, bridges and tunnels)
+ Advising general transferees and general contractors during civil engineering projects (construction of residential areas)
+ Judicial and extrajudicial enforcement of and defence against supplementary claims and claims for services during the construction of a complex airport project (trades: technical building equipment and expansion)
