Partner | Lawyer | Specialist lawyer for procurement law | Lecturer at the University of Osnabrück
Dr. Jan Bernd Seeger
Profile details
Dr Jan Bernd Seeger covers a broad portfolio of public business law. He advises the public sector, funding recipients and bidders on strategic orientation, conceptualisation and implementation of procurement procedures. One focus is on the procurement of construction and planning services. He also has extensive experience in public construction and planning law. Further, he assists (municipal) project developers in the creation of building rights and the conclusion of urban development contracts.
Clients appreciate his solution-oriented advisory approach and his expertise in municipal project development.
- Infrastructure projects, construction contracting law (VOB/A)
- VgV procedures for planning services
- Architectural competitions
- Waste disposal services
- Review and complaint procedures
- Public procurement management
- Funding law for grant recipients and donors
- Real estate project development, esp. creation of building rights
- Urban development contracts
Special urban planning law - Immission control law
- Handelsblatt & Best Lawyers 2019 – 2024: One of the best lawyers for construction law in Germany
- Legal 500 Germany (& EMEA) 2022-2024: Recommended Lawyer
- WirtschaftsWoche 2022: Highly recommended lawyer in public procurement law
- Lecturer at the University of Osnabrück since 2023
- Specialist lawyer for procurement law since 2022
- Lawyer at LUTZ | ABEL since 2021
- Lawyer at a major German law firm, 2015 – 2021
- Admission to the bar, 2015
- Legal clerkship in Düsseldorf, Berlin and London
- Doctorate (Dr. jur.) at the University of Osnabrück
- Law studies at the University of Osnabrück
- Ongoing legal advice to a hospital operator on the procurement of planning services and construction contracts
- Advising a funder on the reclaiming of funds after a de facto procurement
- Ongoing advice to (municipal) project developers on the creation of building rights for infrastructure facilities (administrative buildings, correctional facility, etc.) and residential, office as well as retail properties
