Associate
PROFILE
Lisa studied law at the University of Passau, specializing in criminal law, and completed her legal clerkship at the Higher Regional Court of Munich and at an international insurance group in Chicago.
Lisa has been working as an associate at stetter Rechtsanwälte since 2018. Before she was a research assistant in this firm in 2017. She advises and represents private individuals and companies in white collar criminal matters. Her practice focuses on the defense of individuals and companies with regard to the “classic” white-collar criminal offences such as fraud, embezzlement and tax evasion for example.
REPRESENTATIONS
Lisa is representing and represented clients in very significant criminal matters in Germany. Her representations include the following matters:
Co-defence counsel of the former Chief Technology Officer of Audi since 2018
WiWo Wirtschaftswoche Magazin – DieselgateManager Magazin – DieselgateSueddeutsche (SZ) Magazin – Dieselgate
Supporting defense counsel of a German subsidiary of a global U.S. car manufacturer for an almost 3-year period in the German white-collar proceedings relating to the allegation of lack of supervision including the reduction of a fine including disgorgement from about 300 million Euros to about 65 million Euros for this German subsidiary including the coordination of a team of defense counsel for the targets (individuals).
Co-defence counsel of various utility groups against the allegations of lack of supervision in connection with alleged violations of the Fire Protection Act and other fire protection law proceedings.
RANKINGS
Lisa has obtained the following award:
Lisa Plum "Corporate Governance and Compliance Practice"
Ones to Watch 2024 | 2025 | 2026 | 2027
NETWORK
Lisa is member of the following associations:
CONFIDENTIAL ORIENTATION
When criminal risks affect personal responsibility, organizational stability, or economic substance, early assessment is critical.
In a confidential initial consultation, we evaluate your situation, assess potential risks, and discuss the most appropriate next steps. You will receive a realistic assessment – even if no investigative measures have yet been initiated.
Discretion, clarity, and strategic guidance are at the core of this process.
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