Dr. Simone Lünenbürger
Associate Partner at Redeker Sellner Dahs, Brussels
Career
Born 1969 in Landau, Germany. Studied law at the University of Mannheim. 1994 first State examination, 1999 second State examination. Referendarstationen in Kiel, Speyer und Bonn, i.e. im Bundesministerium für Umwelt, Naturschutz und Reaktorsicherheit. From 1994 to 1997, research associate at the Lorenz‐von‐Stein‐Institute for Administrative Law Studies at the Christian Albrecht University of Kiel, Germany. 1998 doctoral degree with Prof Dr von Mutius, Kiel. Joined the firm in Bonn in 1999, resident in the Brussels office since 2010.
Practice
Simone specializes in State aid, EU law, ESG and competition-related matters. She advises and represents ministries, public and private companies and associations before national courts, the European Commission, and the Court of Justice of the European Union, including in case C‑505/24 P – Condor/Ryanair. Her State aid practice focuses in particular on environmental aid, with strong experience in the agricultural and forestry sectors (including case SA.118115), as well as the pharmaceutical, aviation, energy and shipping sectors. She also advises on SGEI, COVID-19 and natural disaster aid (e.g., the flood in the Ahr valley), ecological sustainability under the EU Taxonomy Regulation, including C‑739/25 – Austria/Commission, and cartel damages proceedings such as the Rundholzkartell for three German federal states.
She is recommended by Legal 500 for State aid. Redeker Sellner Dahs is recognised by JUVE as one of Germany’s three leading firms for State aid law.
Publications
Works as expert and lecturer in State aid law, especially on factual issues and services of general economic interest (SGEI), as well as in environmental, infrastructure, and maritime‐travel aid law. Besides that, publications on regulatory law and pollution tax as well as finance law in the constitutional context. A complete list can be found here.
Kommende Veranstaltungen mit Dr. Simone Lünenbürger: