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Made up of 14 members from four different nationalities, the Spanish legal department at Siemens is an ‘international team embedded within, and trusted by, the business’, according to general counsel...
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With a number of different business interests in the country, global industrials conglomerate Siemens employs a highly capable team of legal professionals to mitigate risk and navigate the organisation through...
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Led by general counsel Mehmet Celal Savaş, the Turkish legal team of eight at Siemens, Europe’s largest engineering company, creates value as ‘a real business partner’. As Savaş is part...
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The Russian operation of Siemens has gone from strength to strength over the past year, on the back of successful conclusions to a number of high profile deals. After negotiations...
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Since 1996, Siemens Peru has maintained a leading position in the market thanks to several projects of great magnitude. With approximately 400 employees in the country, Siemens Peru has supplied...
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Siemens, a global organisation that develops high-tech and innovative solutions for industry, energy, cities and healthcare, has a team of nine lawyers to support operations across Denmark and Norway. Since...
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For more than 75 years, Siemens has been active in Saudi Arabia, where it holds leading positions in the industrial, energy and healthcare sectors. The Siemens Saudi Arabia legal team,...
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Siemens Mesoamérica, the Mexican arm of the global conglomerate, has a legal team of 15 lawyers, and is led by general counsel Juan Carlos Maroto, a ‘transnational lawyer with extensive...
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The past few years have been highly memorable for Siemens’ six-person legal department in Colombia, as the team executed a major initiative to harmonise and simplify all of its contract...
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Siemens Canada, the Canadian arm of the global manufacturing giant, is a comprehensive operation with approximately 4,500 employees and annual revenue of C$2bn. All of Siemens’ global businesses have operations...
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Led by general counsel Wojciech Kowalewski, the legal department at Siemens Poland is extremely flexible and competent in dealing with issues in relation to regulatory changes, new products and ensuring...
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With an overall headcount of approximately 1,500 individuals, Siemens’ legal firepower is comparable to a significant dedicated law firm. Jörg Häring, general counsel for Europe and Africa and general counsel...
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A relatively small legal department of approximately 40 employees provides legal support to multinational conglomerate Siemens’ numerous business interests in Russia. With healthcare, energy and technology being just some of...
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The in-house legal department of Siemens Mobility in Colombia has regional coverage as well as specific to each relevant jurisdiction. The team has adapted to the division of the Mobility...
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The in-house legal team at Siemens Healthineers in Colombia continues to impress and provide the highest quality legal coverage to the global healthcare giant’s presence in Colombia and the Andean...
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Siemens opened its first company in Sweden in 1893, and today it has 4,200 employees in 40 locations with headquarters in Stockholm. During the fiscal year 2018, sales for Siemens...
| Siemens Chile
The legal department at the multinational conglomerate Siemens in Chile supports the company operations on a whole range of issues encountered by its various lines of business. The team’s portfolio...
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Siemens Healthineers has gone from strength to strength since its major rebranding exercise in 2016, which saw it transition to its current name from Siemens Healthcare. Bernd Dudel is general...
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Having started operations in Argentina in 1857, the German conglomerate Siemens has a strong and long-standing presence in the country. Today, among its 1,600 Argentine employees is the company’s legal...
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Siemens is an engineering company, headquartered in Germany, and is Europe’s largest engineering business. Over the past several decades, Siemens has invested immensely in Africa, striving to bring new technology,...
Dr Matthias Geiger serves as general counsel for the Norwegian operations of global industrials giant Siemens, managing a legal department of six lawyers. Two of the team members are qualified in Norway, one is qualified in Scotland, and two are dual qualified having both Norwegian and one of English and German legal qualifications. Of the overall team, four of the lawyers represent Siemens’ core business divisions and report directly to Dr Geiger. They are Laurel Mittenthal, from the process industries and drives division, which includes the oil and gas and marine business and the digital factory division, Beate Brevik from the energy management division, process industries and drives division – the marine unit; Jacqueline Langerød in the energy management division – the subsea unit – and Philipp Øverland from the building technologies division. Vilde Aas Jakobsen is the general counsel for the separately managed Siemens Mobility Division in Norway and reports to the general counsel for Siemens Mobility in Germany. In the last three years the team has gone from success to success. One of the most significant transactions advised on by the Norwegian legal team was the BaneNor’s ERTMS tender led by Aas Jakobsen. Siemens was awarded the lineside part in a major deal for Siemens in Norway. Speaking about this success and the overall positive results the team has accomplished, Geiger identifies that the team enables ‘”ingenuity through legal excellence”… Siemens’ global claim is “ingenuity for life”, and we discussed in the team how we can support it in the best way. By doing so we came up with a common understanding of what determines legal excellence, and more concrete what we want to achieve and measure in this regard. This is not only about targets, but also about what kind of attitude and behavioural skills are helpful when supporting the business’.