Dr. Iur. Katharina Blackmer. Doctorate in Law, University of Vienna, Austria; Austrian jurist and licensed lawyer in Spain; Practicing in Spain since 1994.
Dr. Katharina Blackmer has vast experience in Private International Law and European Law. Due to her international training and the number of languages she speaks, she is dedicated to legally representing and advising international clients, both individuals and businesses, amongst those a highly reputable multinational pharmaceutical Asian company.
The area of expertise has a particular focus on property law, corporate law ( merger and restructuring of national and international companies), inheritance law, intellectual property (art law) in connection with national and international tax law.
As a partner of Balms Abogados since 2000, she works closely with all the law firms of Balms Group International (BGI), the first association of independent law firms. Dr. Katharina Blackmer also has hold several seminars organized by the Austrian Chamber of Commerce, Madrid.
After completing her secondary education in Vienna, Munich, and St. Gallen, she studied Law at the University of Vienna and later studied at the University of Alcalá de Henares and the University of Madrid, receiving a master in Spanish Law for Foreigners, amongst others.
She speaks English, Spanish and German fluently.
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Actualidad Legal
El padrón municipal es el directorio de acceso público que mantiene el municipio en el que están registrados todos los residentes de un municipio. La entrada acredita la residencia (ordinaria) en este municipio y la residencia habitual. Pero, ¿estamos obligados a registrarnos?
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Eventos
Balms Abogados ha asistido al XI Congreso Anual de la Asociación Hispano - Austriaca de Juristas. El congreso, que ha tenido lugar los días 14, 15 y 16 de octubre en Madrid, ha abordado, en esta ocasión, el tema “Real Estate. Derecho inmobiliario”.
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Actualidad Legal
Since 1st January 2021, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is considered a third country in all respects and only the rights of residence, work, studies and Social Security of those British citizens who resided in Spain before the end of the transitional period provided in the Agreement on the Withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union (EU) will be maintained.
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