16.12.2016

Real Estate law: Luther gains Dr Henning Lustermann

As of 01 February 2017, Dr Henning Lustermann (42, Counsel) will move to the Essen office of Luther Law Firm, where he had previously worked with great success from 2004 to 2008.

Essen – As of 01 February 2017, Dr Henning Lustermann (42, Counsel) will move to the Essen office of Luther Law Firm, where he had previously worked with great success from 2004 to 2008. Based on his many years of industry experience, Dr Lustermann will provide Luther's clients in the real estate sector with advice on building law issues, with a special focus on climate-neutral real estate management and facility management.

Henning Lustermann: "I am very pleased to return to Luther and to have the opportunity to further strengthen both the very successfully expanded real estate law consultancy as well as the Essen location. Among other things, our consulting approach considers the "climate-neutral building portfolio" required by politics and regulatory authorities and in so doing both supplements and drives the holistic approach of life-cycle based real estate consulting at Luther."

Achim Meier, head of Luther's real estate law practice: "With Dr Lustermann, we have won a colleague who in particular represents a high-growth consulting area with his professional expertise and industry experience in the real estate sector."

About Dr Lustermann

Most recently, Dr Henning Lustermann was a director of Kalorimeta AG and Urbana Energietechnik AG – both domiciled in Hamburg –, where he was responsible for both the legal and energy services departments. The corporate group provides local energy supply solutions for the real estate sector and optimizes the energy consumption of buildings in Germany using climate-smart applications.

Up until 2014, Dr Henning Lustermann had held a senior management position at E.ON Gas Storage GmbH for seven years and, in addition to managing sales, business development and asset management, he also looked after large international projects in Hungary, Austria and the United Kingdom as director of the respective foreign subsidiaries. Prior to his move to E.ON, the doctor of law had worked at Luther's Essen location in the area of public economic law for five years.