Markus Burianski is responsible for international dispute resolution and cross-border litigation within White & Case Germany. He specializes in disputes relating to supply contracts, liability issues and post M&A matters.

He has acted as counsel in ICC, DIS, UNCITRAL and ad hoc arbitration proceedings and is listed as an arbitrator with the German-French Chamber of Commerce and Industry as well as the German Court of Arbitration for Sports. Markus Burianski primarily advises companies from the automotive, electronics and financial services sector.

Prior to joining White & Case, Markus Burianski worked for another renowned US law firm in Brussels for more than two years with a focus on litigation relating to competition and international trade law before the courts of the European Community.

Bars and Courts
Rechtsanwalt, 2004

Education
Dr jur, University of Cologne, 2003
Second State Exam, Higher Regional Court of Cologne, 2003
LLM, University of Hull, 2000
First State Exam, University of Cologne, 1999

Professional Associations and Memberships
German Lawyers’ Association (DAV)
International Association of Young Lawyers (AIJA)
German Institution of Arbitration (DIS)
Studienvereinigung Kartellrecht e.V. (Association with a special interest in Antitrust Law)
ASA Below-40 (Association Suisse de L’Arbitrage)

Awards and Recognition
Highly Recommended Lawyer:
Dispute Resolution, JUVE 2011/2012

Publications
Co-author, "It is advisable that an arbitration clause agreed in executive board contracts should be set out in a separate document (Die Vereinbarung einer Schiedsklausel in Vorstandsverträgen in einem separatem Dokument ist unbedingt empfehlenswert)", BB, Issue 2, Pages 81-84, 2012 (with Verena Groß)
Co-author, "German data protection law in international arbitration – Applicability, conflicts and possible solutions (Deutsches Datenschutzrecht in internationalen Schiedsverfahren – Anwendbarkeit, Konflikte und Lösungshinweise)", RDV, Issue 5, Pages 214-221, 2011 (with Martin Reindl)
"The German General Equal Treatment Act (AGG) in arbitration proceedings – a question of faith? (AGG in Schiedsverfahren – eine Glaubensfrage?)", NJW Editorial, Issue 25, 2011

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Languages
German
English
French

Citizenship
Germany