Muhammad.

Demonstrated exceptional reliability and commitment by successfully balancing full-time LL.M. studies with demanding
operational duties in a highly structured corporate environment.

Maintained high standards of diligence and procedural compliance in a fast-paced setting, solidifying local work experience
and time management proficiency.

Conducted research on the EU AI Act and its implications for IP law.
Analysed trusted depositories and their role in patent protection
Assisted with IP valuation and employee invention remuneration calculations in Germany

Drafted and reviewed commercial agreements including NDAs, employment, and service contracts.
Participated in due diligence and supported M&A transactions.
Handled corporate compliance matters and governance documentation.
Supported shareholders with legal communications and advisory

Assisted with commercial litigation including motions and discovery.
Provided support in contract disputes and negotiation settlements.
Advised on regulatory compliance with business laws and consumer protection.
Counselled clients on commercial and contract law issues.

Courses: Transnational Law I & II, Methodology, European Housing Law & Policy, Law & Economics, International Contract
Law, Commercial Arbitration
Research Areas: Transnational Private Law | International Commercial Law | International Arbitration | Housing Law |
Comparative Constitutional Law | Arbitration
Analysed Comparative Social and Housing Law, culminating in a thesis on the regulatory burden driving extra-legal housing
in Pakistan.
Demonstrated expertise in Human Rights Law and Public Policy Development (Supervised by Prof. Dr. Christoph U. Schmidt,
Ph.D. (EUI Florence)).

Graduated in top 5%
President, Law Students’ Association
Moot court winner & legal research contributor