Dr. Heiko Büsing, LL.M. (Ga.)

Competence

Dr. Heiko Büsing is a lawyer at BDO Legal. He is a member of the Dispute Resolution practice group.

His practice focuses on litigation before state courts and (international) arbitration tribunals as well as advising on commercial contracts of all kinds. He regularly represents his clients in corporate disputes and post-M&A proceedings. He also advises on ESG issues, in particular on the German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act.

Heiko Büsing studied law in Göttingen and Athens (Georgia/USA). He completed his doctorate in Göttingen on the subject of "The WTO Agreement on Government Procurement".  He also holds a Master of Laws (LL.M) degree in US law from the University of Georgia School of Law.

Before joining BDO Legal, he worked in major international law firms in Frankfurt a. M. and Hamburg.

In his spare time, he enjoys traveling and training for marathons.
 

Industries

• Machinery and plant engineering
• Chemical sector
• Automotive
• Retail and consumer goods
• Food
• Logistics & maritime industries
• Manufacturing industry
• Energy industry 

 

Focus

• Dispute resolution
• Mass disputes  
• Process and procedural control 
• National and international arbitration 
• Disputes in commercial and distribution law
• Corporate disputes 
• Post M&A disputes 
• Directors' and officers' liability 
• Regulatory Litigation 
• Class actions, model declaratory actions, remedial actions
• Construction and real estate disputes
• Disputes in energy law
• Disputes in insolvency law
• Corporate Litigation
   

Publications

• Das WTO-Übereinkommen über das öffentliche Beschaffungswesen, Diss., 2002
• Das Massachusetts Burma Law, DAJV-NL 2/2001, S. 72
• Handelspolitische Schutzmaßnahmen der USA hinsichtlich der Einfuhr von Lammfleisch aus Australien und Neuseeland, DAJV-NL 3/2001, S. 105
• Öffentliches Beschaffungswesen im Rahmen der WTO: 
  Eine Einführung unter besonderer Berücksichtigung des Falles “Korea – Measures Affecting Government Procurement”, S.223, in: Martin Nettesheim/Gerald G. Sander (Hrsg.): WTO-Recht und Globalisierung, Band 68 Tübinger Schriften zum internationalen und europäischen Recht, Berlin 2003
• Auch Familienunternehmen dürfen jetzt Schiedsverfahren nutzen, FAZ, 9.9.2009, S. 23
• Schiedsgericht im Vorteil, Coface-Aktuell 01/2012