Annett Schulze appointed judge at Germany's Federal Court of Justice
Annett Schulze, a judge at the Brandenburg Higher Regional Court, has been appointed by the Federal President as a judge at the Federal Court of Justice in Germany. She is 53 years old and has spent her career in Brandenburg's courts, including serving as director of the Bad Freienwalde local court from 2016. The court's leadership has assigned her to the XI Civil Senate, which mainly handles banking and stock exchange law.
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What does it mean?
A judge who has worked in Brandenburg's courts for more than two decades now moves to Germany's highest ordinary court in civil and criminal matters. Her new post puts her on a senate that decides banking and stock market disputes.
Who is affected?
Parties to banking and stock exchange disputes that reach the Federal Court of Justice.