Many security and resilience requirements are mandated at the European, federal, or state level. However, they are implemented locally: in municipalities and government agencies, in public institutions, municipal utilities, and operators of critical infrastructure (KRITIS) or other systemically important infrastructure. These include, in particular, water, energy, transportation, healthcare, and IT.

We view security and resilience as a crossover task within public law: we advise municipalities, municipal utilities, specialized associations, government agencies, emergency services, and companies on clarifying regulatory and legal requirements, establishing resilient organizational and crisis management structures, and designing sustainable cooperation models.

Where crisis resilience requires investment, we combine our expertise in planning and regulatory law with our knowledge of procurement, funding, and subsidies law. We support projects from the initial site selection and planning decisions through licensing and approval procedures to procurement, funding, and implementation.