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Mag. Stefan Panic

Stefan Panic is an IPT lawyer with more than 15 years of broad experience advising Austrian and multinational clients and specializing in data protection, IT and eCommerce, as well as telecommunications law. Beyond his specializations, Stefan also provides advice in matters of general civil and commercial law as well as public (administrative) law. He also […]

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Mag. Elisabeth Bernegger

Elisabeth Bernegger is an associate in the IPT practice group. She focuses on Data Protection Law and Litigation. CV Elisabeth Bernegger studied at the University of Vienna graduating in 2024 (Mag. Iur.) with a specialisation in Company and Corporate Law. During her studies, she was employed as a research assistant at the Institute for Business […]

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Next high-profile partner hire at bpv Huegel: Sabine Fehringer and team strengthen the IP/IT, Data Protection and Digitalisation practice group

Ab März 2026 verstärkt Sabine Fehringer die Praxisgruppe IP/IT und Datenschutz und Digitalisierung bei bpv Hügel als Partnerin. Sie wechselt gemeinsam mit ihrem eingespielten Team in die Kanzlei und trägt damit zum weiteren Ausbau der Praxisgruppe bei. Mit ihr wechseln Rechtsanwalt Stefan Panic als Counsel und Elisabeth Bernegger als Rechtsanwaltsanwärterin.

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bpv Huegel appoints Roland Juill as partner

Further strengthening of transaction advisory services at the intersections of corporate, M&A, and capital markets law.

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bpv Huegel secured Austrian merger-control approval in complex proceedings for Wabtec to acquire Dellner Couplers

The competition practice of bpv Huegel secured a major success for Westinghouse Air Brake Technologies Corp (Wabtec) to obtain unconditional merger-control approval before the Austrian Supreme Court for the acquisition of Dellner Couplers.

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bpv Huegel advises ams OSRAM on the sale of part of its sensor business to Infineon

ams OSRAM sells its non-optical analog/mixed-signal sensor business for automotive, industrial, and medical applications to Infineon for EUR 570 million.

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M&A – TOP 5 Trends To Watch in 2026

In our first M&A Spotlight edition (Vol. 1), bpv Huegel PE/M&A partner Michal Dobrowolski highlights the “Top 5 Trends to Watch in 2026” – key developments that will define where M&A deals are headed this year and how they will shape opportunities for investors, corporates, and the broader market.

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bpv Huegel and Heuking advise Odewald KMU and HiOffice Group on the acquisition of Morawitz Consulting

bpv Huegel has provided comprehensive legal and tax advice to the German investment company Odewald KMU and its portfolio company HiOffice Group in connection with the acquisition of Morawitz Consulting GmbH. Completion of the transaction took place at the end of January.

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Successful start to the year: Moot Court Party at bpv Huegel

With its traditional Moot Court Party, bpv Huegel successfully kicked off the new year 2026 and welcomed students, lawyers, and guests to its premises.

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Dr. Michal Dobrowolski

Michal Dobrowolski specializes in M&A/corporate law, particularly in the areas of private equity, take private, M&A transactions in the telecommunications, real estate and energy sectors, and venture capital. During his 20 years of experience, he has provided legal advice for significant landmark M&A transactions not only in Austria but worldwide, particularly in CEE. Selected representations […]

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