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Dr. Dorothee Ruckteschler
Lawyer
Partner
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CMS Hasche Sigle
Schöttlestraße 8
70597 Stuttgart, Germany
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Ms Ruckteschler advises and represents German andinternational clients in proceedings before German courts and in national and international arbitration proceedings, particularly in disputes arising from M&A transactions, among shareholders, D&O liability cases and disputes associated with international industrial plant construction projects. She also acts as an arbitrator in national and international arbitral tribunals.
Ms Ruckteschler is head of CMS Hasche Sigle's Dispute Resolution Practise.
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Born in Hamburg 1955. 1974/75: Studied French at the University of Grenoble, France. Then studied law in Freiburg. Scholarship from Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes. Doctorate in comparative law (German, English and US law on questions of liability for negligence),research fellow at Harvard Law School, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA. 1981: worked for law firm, Perkins Coie in Seattle, Washington, USA. Started practising as a lawyer in Germany in 1983, since 1991 with CMS Hasche Sigle in Stuttgart.
Member of Tönissteiner Kreis (discussion forum on science, economics and politics); American Chamber of Commerce in Germany; Deutsche Institution für Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit (DIS); Association Suisse de l'Arbitrage (ASA); Society for Comparative Law (Gesellschaft für Rechtsvergleichung)
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"Dos and Don'ts in International Arbitration", May 2011
"Is the German legal system becoming Americanized?", March 2011
"Pitfalls in drafting arbitration clauses", July 2010
"How to draft arbitration clauses?", June 2010
"Litigation costs: Is the sky the limit? Keeping down the costs of litigation, arbitration and mediation?", April 2010
"Efficient dispute resolution - avoiding disputes in contractual relationships", April 2009
"Does legal privilege apply to German Inhouse lawyers?", March 2009
"Legal Privilege under German Law", December 2008
"Seven golden rules for simple, fast and effective arbitration clauses", October 2007
"Gamerules of Global Conflicts: International Arbitration", October 2006
"Problems with Multi-Party Arbitration - Solution using Umbrella Agreements?, spring 2006
"Taking Evidence in International Arbitration - an Introduction to the IBA Rules on the Taking of Evidence", autumn 2005
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- "Have it your way - Document Discovery in International Arbitration", Legal Business Arbitration Report 2006 2006, p. 42 ff
- Chapter "Arbitration", Doing Business in Germany 2008
- Class actions ante portas in Europe?, CMS Report 2010
- Do we really need class actions?, Stuttgarter Zeitung 2011
- Liability of subcontractors – Possibilities of direct claims of property developers and purchasers under US, English and German law, Peter Lang, Frankfurt am Main 1988
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