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Karl Eckstein (lawyer) was born on 16 April, 1949 in Wahlwies, Germany, is a German lawyer (born 1949). Discover Karl Eckstein (lawyer)'s Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 74 years old?

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Occupation Director of "Eckstein & Partner", attorney of law, honorary Consul of the Russian Federation in Switzerland
Age 74 years old
Zodiac Sign Aries
Born 16 April 1949
Birthday 16 April
Birthplace Wahlwies, Germany
Nationality Germany

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1949

Karl Eckstein (born 16 April 1949, Wahlwies, Germany) – professor, Doctor of Law, lawyer, honorary Consul of the Russian Federation in Switzerland.

1965

In 1965 he finished secondary school in Rheineck, St. Gallen (Switzerland) and entered the Teacher-training institute in Rorschach, St. Gallen, which he graduated in 1969 to become a certified teacher.

1969

From 1969 until 1971, Eckstein worked as an elementary grade school teacher in Dicken, St. Gallen.

1971

Thereafter in 1971–1975 he pursued his studies at the faculty of law in the University of Basel (Switzerland).

1975

Subsequently, in 1975 he received a degree in Law at the University of Basel, where he successfully defended his doctoral thesis in 1979 and acquired the certificate of Doctor of Law.

1976

While writing the doctoral thesis, Eckstein worked in the legal department of the St. Gallen Ministry of Education (1976–1977).

After having received the certificate of Doctor of Law, he began working in the legal department of the federal energy department in Bern and was responsible for matters of international law concerning the use of the atomic energy and admission for the construction of a nuclear power plant in Leibstadt.

1980

The qualification of Swiss lawyer was given to him by the Supreme Court of Basel in 1980.

1982

Since 1982, Eckstein has provided support and advice of western business owners in their activities in Russia and former republics of the USSR.

Even during the Cold War, Doctor of Law, professor Eckstein was at the head of Moscow office of the largest Swiss industrial consortium, where he represented the interests of such Swiss enterprises as Nestle, Sulzer, SIG, Bührle Oerlikon, Andre Lausanne, Bühler Uzwil etc.

1986

At dawn of the Perestroika in 1986 when there was a prospect of access to the large soviet market, professor Eckstein founded his own consulting company “Eckstein & Partner” primarily responsible for legal and accounting services, as well as trust management.

1992

During 1992–1993, Eckstein gave legal advice to the commission on issues of school reform in the Parliament of the Russian Federation.

Through 1992–1994, he was the counsellor of the government of Tajikistan, and managed the project "Economic reform of Tajikistan" on the instructions of the government (together with St.Gallen University professors Franz Eger and Bernd Ships).

1995

Since 1995 until now Eckstein has worked in the Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO-University) as a Professor of constitutional and administrative law.

2000

In 2000 the firm’s practice expanded to include the protection of business interests in the European court of human rights and representation of clients' interests at Interpol, hence specialising in providing legal advice to lawyers and companies by using the European Convention to protect their rights and interests, by either assisting them in successfully using the Court’s case law before national authorities, or by helping them lodge an application with the Court.

Eckstein's legal practice covers a wide range of violations of companies' Convention rights, such as violations taking place in the framework of criminal investigations, corporate raiding, failure of the state to protect against interferences by third parties, searches and seizures, asset freezing orders, tax disputes, shareholders disputes, licenses and permits procedures, expropriations, bankruptcy proceedings, and investment protection.

In 2000, together with R.Shafhauser and S.Vershinin, he issued the book "How to arrange relations between a citizen and an official?".

Eckstein was one of the first who suggested creating a single code of administrative-procedural rules at the federal level given the present regulation of administrative procedures in Russia as being fragmentary, although the significance of a single regulation in this sphere was recognized indisputable in many democratic legal states long ago.

Such as principles that regulate the administrative procedures in Switzerland as the country with firm democratic traditions are presented and commented in the book.

2001

In 2001 he received a professor’s certificate according to the decision of the attestation commission in Moscow.

2007

In 2007, Eckstein became the first honorary Consul of the Russian Federation in Switzerland.

On 5 June 2007 in Zürich the official opening of the Honorary Consulate of the Russian Federation.

More than 300 people took part in the opening ceremony.

Among them there were ex- ambassador of the Russian Federation in Switzerland Dmitry Cherkashin, the mayor of Zurich, Elmar Ledergerber and representatives of the local authorities, the business community, politicians and cultural figures.

As the main goals Karl Eckstein as the Honorary consul of the Russian Federation sees the development and strengthening of business, economic and cultural relations between Russia and Switzerland.

Office in Zurich should become a starting point, first of all, for business people, Swiss and Russian, who wish to establish good bilateral relations and business in Russia and Switzerland.

2016

Karl Eckstein was born on the 16th of April in Wahlwies, Germany (FRG).