Arndt-Berthold von Bischopink
Attorney at Law
Background
Arndt-Berthold von Bischopink has been practising as an attorney at Schindhelm in Osnabrück since 2008. Following his admission to the bar in 2002, he initially worked at two law firms in Osnabrück and as in-house counsel at a company active in the renewable energy sector.
He studied law at the universities of Bielefeld, Freiburg, and Münster. He completed his legal clerkship in the district of the Osnabrück Regional Court and at the German University of Administrative Sciences Speyer, qualifying as a fully admitted attorney in 2002.
Arndt-Berthold von Bischopink represents clients before civil courts throughout Germany. A key focus of his practice is the enforcement of payment and purchase claims, as well as claims for damages arising from non-contractual performance of technical equipment. He also frequently handles disputes arising from relationships between companies and their distributors or commercial agents.
In addition, he advises on contract drafting, particularly in distribution law, cooperation agreements, and general terms and conditions. Another focus of his practice is debt collection, including enforcement proceedings, as well as representing creditors in insolvency proceedings.
Representation of a leading Austrian manufacturer of heat pumps in court proceedings concerning warranty and damages claims.
Representation of a well-known Lower Saxony-based manufacturer of technical textiles in commercial litigation matters.
Representation of a renowned furniture manufacturer from East Westphalia in court proceedings relating to purchase price and damages claims.
Representation of an internationally active manufacturer of baling presses in contractual disputes with distribution partners.
Advising and representing a market-leading family-owned company in the field of electrical connectors in corporate and commercial disputes.
Representation of various asset management companies, primarily active in the real estate sector, in litigation concerning payment and liability claims.