Eurojuris Germany (officially known as Eurojuris Deutschland e.V.) is an international network of progressive and service-oriented law offices. The association uses a system of professional law-practice management to foster and promote superb quality services. Inclusion in the network enables affiliated lawyers and law firms to broaden and enhance their individual range of products and services, while the marketing and professional support provided by Eurojuris helps improve its member firms’ performance and ability to operate effectively as a business.

Dr. Klaus Geiben of Saarlouis, Germany established Eurojuris Deutschland e.V. in 1990. His idea was to use the sharing and transfer of knowledge to optimize the way clients are managed and served. The network idea was always first and foremost as a timely response to the continuous growth in the legal profession and the trend toward specialization in and concentration on core competencies.

Thanks to Dr. Klaus Geiben’s personal dedication and involvement, the association has grown continuously and now has over 500 lawyers in Germany and abroad.

In 1992 the Europe national associations joined the European economic interest group Eurojuris International EEIG. This move not only accommodated the association’s aim of pursuing an international approach, it also ensures access to more than 5500 lawyers throughout Europe and beyond.

Since 2001, following his eleven years in office as president of Eurojuris Germany, Dr. Klaus Geiben has been actively supporting the association as honorary president as it continues to grow and prosper.

Eurojuris Germany completed the move of its headquarters to Berlin in May 2003.

The administrative and operational offices were relocated to Düsseldorf in January 2005.