Prof. Dr Rainer Wedde
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Prof. Dr Rainer Wedde
Career
Prof. Dr Rainer Wedde is working for BEITEN BURKHARDT’s Moscow office and is member of the Corporate and Labour Law practice groups.
Prof. Dr Wedde studied law at the universities of Tubingen, Aix-en-Provence, Dresden and Freiburg/Breisgau.
Prof. Dr Wedde finished his traineeship in Dresden, and in 2004 he defended his dissertation in Kiel. Dr Wedde has been teaching law at the Wiesbaden Business School since 2007. Dr Wedde has been working in the field of Russian law since 1998, handling all legal issues associated with conducting business in Russia. His core areas of practice are corporate, labour and business law.
Memberships
- Executive board of Association for German-Russian Commercial Law (www.vdrw.de)
- Advisory board of German-Russian Lawyers Institute
- German Association for East European Studies (DGO)
- Association of European Business in the Russian Federation
- Advisory Board of the Institute of Law, Economics and Trade in Countries Bordering on the Baltic Sea, Wismar
- Executive board of Deutsch-Russische Juristenvereinigung e.V.
Publications / Lectures
Publications:
Labour Law and Other Legal Bases for Labour
Prof. Dr Rainer Wedde and Andrey Slepov
in: Personal in Russland, Prof. Dr Wedde, Rainer and Dr Schmidt, Hannelore (ed.), OWC-Verlag, Berlin 2015
Professional conduct rules and regulations for lawyers in the Russian Federation
Prof. Dr Rainer Wedde
Prof. Dr Wedde, Rainer and Karrass, Jan D. (publisher), Berliner Wissenschafts-Verlag, 2004
Relief sought in Russian courts. The absence of legal certainty as investment disincentive
Prof. Dr Rainer Wedde
in: Pleines and Schröder (publisher) Economic and socio-political challenges for Russia (2004), Bremen
Agricultural credit cooperatives in Russia
Prof. Dr Rainer Wedde (Co-Autor)
in: ZfgG (2004), S. 292
Russia: Representation monopoly of lawyers before Russian commercial courts is anti-constitutional
Prof. Dr Rainer Wedde
in: eastlex (2004)
Labour law in Russia
Prof. Dr Rainer Wedde (Co-Autor)
in: eastlex (2004)
Contractual arrangements - Doing business in Russia
Prof. Dr Rainer Wedde
in: Ostauschuss-Informationen (Oktober 2004), S. 8
Steps towards liberalization - The new Russian foreign exchange law
Prof. Dr Rainer Wedde
in: eastlex (2004), S. 127
Criminal bankruptcy offences in Russian law
Prof. Dr Rainer Wedde (Co-Autor)
in: WiRO (2004), S. 193
The new Russian law concerning non-military service - introduction and translation
Prof. Dr Rainer Wedde (Co-Autor)
in: EuGRZ (2004), S. 264 und S. 355
Stones instead of bread - Petitions in the Saxon legal practice
Prof. Dr Rainer Wedde
in: SächsVBl. (2004), S. 97
Stones instead of bread - Petitions in the Saxon legal practice
Prof. Dr Rainer Wedde (Co-Autor)
in: eastlex (2004), S. 12
Lawyer-orientated training: Fictitious lawsuits in Dresden
Prof. Dr Rainer Wedde (Co-Autor)
in: JA (2004), S. 260
Privatisation and “golden share“ in Russia
Prof. Dr Rainer Wedde
in: Ostausschuss-Informationen (Novermber 2003), S. 13
The new rules and regulations of conduct for Russian lawyers
Prof. Dr Rainer Wedde (Co-Autor)
in: Osteuropa Recht (2003), S. 299
New regulations in the Russian insolvency law
Prof. Dr Rainer Wedde
in: WiRO (2003), S. 195
Das neue russische Arbeitsrecht
Prof. Dr Rainer Wedde
in: Osteuropa Recht (2002), S. 357
Russian Federation: Civil Code Part III – section VI (Private international law)
Prof. Dr Rainer Wedde (Co-Autor)
in: WiRO (2002), S. 272
Russian Federation: Real Estate Code
Prof. Dr Rainer Wedde
in: WiRO (2002), S. 109
Warrant to sue and defend in Russian law
Prof. Dr Rainer Wedde (Co-Autor)
in: WiRO (2002), S. 12
Обзор института несостоятельности в Германии (Introduction to German Insolvency Law)
Prof. Dr Rainer Wedde
in: Российский ежегодник гражданского и арбитражного процесса (Russian annual of civil and commercial proceedings), Nr. 1, (2001 und 2002), S. 374
Russian Federation: Mortgage law
Prof. Dr Rainer Wedde (Co-Autor)
in: WIRO (1999), S. 59 und 90