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Markus Ackermand

Certified specialist in insurance law (Fachanwalt für Versicherungsrecht), Dresden

  • Checked in the official register of the German Federal Bar (BRAK) on 21 October 2026

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Languages
English
Focus areas
Commercial tenancy law (Gewerberaummietrecht), Liability law (Haftpflichtrecht), Property insurance law (Sachversicherungsrecht), Insurance law (Versicherungsrecht), Civil law (Zivilrecht)

Sources: Deutsche Anwaltauskunft des Deutschen Anwaltvereins, retrieved on 12 October 2026. Focus areas and opening hours are the lawyer's or firm's own words. Focus areas from the directories' fixed lists have an English label with the German term in brackets; all others stay in German.

Location of the firm

Map of the area around Nieritzstraße 6, 01097 Dresden
Nieritzstraße 6, 01097 Dresden. Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors

Details from the official lawyer register

Name
Markus Ackermand
Professional title
Lawyer (Rechtsanwalt)
Specialist titles
Certified specialist in insurance law (Fachanwalt für Versicherungsrecht)
Regional bar association
Sachsen
Admitted since
10 August 1993
Firm address
Nieritzstraße 6, 01097 Dresden
Phone
0351-8024441
Fax
0351-8020748
E-mail
kanzlei@ackermand.de
Website
www.ackermand.de
Identifier in the special electronic lawyer mailbox (beA)
DE.BRAK.792a68bf-6bd4-4282-88cd-0d2f8380b4d1.988c

Source: Official lawyer register of the German Federal Bar under section 31 of the Federal Lawyers' Act (BRAO). The register is kept in German. We show names and addresses as the register gives them and add an English description to German professional titles.

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