Juliane Reschke’s practice focuses on contentious matters before states courts and arbitral tribunals. She particularly focuses on advising and representing clients in complex civil and commercial disputes.
- Advising an insurance company on developing a litigation strategy for pursuing civil claims following embezzlement of funds
- Advising and representing a foreign entrepreneur in asserting liability claims against former advisors following a business acquisition
- Secretary to the Arbitral Tribunal in a cross-border ICC arbitration concerning commission claims for consultancy services in the heavy industry sector
- Advising and representing a biotech company in a bet-the-company AAA arbitration relating to a license agreement
- Advising and representing a solar utility-scale project developer in a DIS arbitration and mediation proceedings
- Representing a leading pharmaceutical company in an ICC arbitration regarding a supply chain dispute
- Representing a global pharmaceutical company in an ICC arbitration involving a licensing agreement
- Representing a Chinese energy technology company in an HKIAC arbitration concerning intellectual property disputes
- Advising and representing a global energy technology company in a DIS arbitration relating to warranty claims
- Representing an individual entrepreneur in a DIS arbitration concerning the withdrawal from a share purchase agreement
- Advising a Chinese subcontractor in connection with legal proceedings against the main contractor due to construction defects
Since 2025
Kröck Dispute Resolution, Associate
2021 – 2024
Leading international law firm, Munich, International Arbitration
2020 – 2021
Leading international law firm, London, International Arbitration
2018 – 2020
Higher Regional Court of Brandenburg, legal clerkship with placements at leading international law firms in Berlin and London and at the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs
2011 – 2017
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin and Universidad de Chile, legal studies
2008 – 2011
Maastricht University, European Law School – English Language Track (LL.B.) and European Studies (B.A.)
- German
- English
- Dutch
- Spanish
- German Institution of Arbitration (DIS / DIS40)
- Humboldt Moot Association e.V.
- “Ich will da rauf!” e.V.
- Lecturer / Coach Willem C. Vis Moot Team at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (2017-2018)
- Die neuen Ergänzenden Regeln der DIS für Streitverkündungen in Schiedsverfahren: Eine zusätzliche Option für effektive Streitbeilegung in Mehrpersonenverhältnissen (with K. Pörnbacher), in BB 2024, 1167
- Co-moderated a Fireside Chat on current trends in arbitration with the President of the ICC International Court of Arbitration, Claudia Salomon, Munich, June 2024
- R (on the application of PACCAR Inc and others) (Appellants) v Competition Appeal Tribunal and others (Respondents): UK Supreme Court Shakes Up Litigation Funding Sector (with T. Hudson), in TLJ 2024, 36
- Workshop “Introduction to International Arbitration” as part of the European Corporate Finance Law Excellence Course at Erasmus University Rotterdam, virtual, June 2023
- Lecture “Was ihr schon immer über Schiedsverfahren wissen wolltet” for legal clerks and research assistants, Munich, March 2023
- Legal effect of decisions passed by emergency arbitrators in India (with K. Pörnbacher, N. Singh), in SchiedsVZ 2021, 34
- Die Reform der Swiss Rules 2021 (mit K. Pörnbacher), in BB 2021, 1742
- Environment Counterclaims in Investment Treaty Arbitration (with M. Scherer, S. Bruce), in ICSID Review – Foreign Investment Law Journal, Volume 36, Issue 2, 2021, 413
- Germany (mit P. Oberhammer, O. Jensen, M. Krueger), in: F. Schwarz, J. Trenor & H. Ortner, Contractual Performance and Covid-19. An In-Depth Comparative Law Analysis, Wolters Kluwer 2020
- Commission Adopts New Guidelines and Regulations on Horizontal Cooperation Agreements (mit T. Biermeyer), in Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law 2011, 500
- Comitology after Lisbon – the Commission’s proposal for the New Procedures Governing ‘Implementing Acts’, in Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law, 2010, 212