Nina is an associate in KNOETZL’s litigation and dispute resolution team. She combines a strong academic background in Austrian civil law, European Union law and comparative law with practical experience gained at renowned Austrian and international law firms.

Before joining KNOETZL, Nina was a predoctoral researcher and lecturer at the University of Vienna’s Faculty of Law, where she taught Austrian private law. She completed her judicial clerkship at courts within the jurisdiction of the Vienna Higher Regional Court.

Nina brings an international academic perspective through a research stay at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, specialised legal studies programmes at King’s College London and the IREBS Real Estate Academy, Germany, and a guest lectureship at the University of Poitiers, France. She regularly contributes to legal scholarship through publications in specialised Austrian legal journals on matters civil, commercial and European law.

Nina holds a law degree from the University of Graz, where she was awarded merit-based scholarships for academic excellence, and an LL.M. in Housing and Real Estate Law from the University of Vienna, completed with distinction. She is currently completing her doctoral studies at the University of Vienna, with a dissertation on the civil liability of pharmacists under Austrian and German law, with particular emphasis on European Union law.