Regina Kröll is a partner in the firm’s Regulatory Team and advises Austrian as well as international clients in connection with the regulatory framework for their activities in Austria. She has extensive experience in advising foreign investors in foreign direct investment control proceedings in Austria.
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Regina Kröll is recognized as “Up and Coming” (Public Law: General) by Chambers Europe (2024), as “Potential” (Healthcare & Life Sciences) by Chambers Europe (2025) and as “Next Generation Partner” (Administrative Law and Public Sector) by Legal 500 (2024).
Regina started her career as junior lecturer/assistant at the University of Innsbruck where she obtained a doctoral degree (Dr. iur.) in 2015. She joined Binder Grösswang in 2015. Regina has been an external lecturer at the Law Faculty of the University of Innsbruck since 2015 and regularly publishes on current topics in legal journals.
Regina Kröll is a partner in the firm’s Regulatory Team and advises Austrian as well as international clients in connection with the regulatory framework for their activities in Austria. She has extensive experience in advising foreign investors in foreign direct investment control proceedings in Austria.
She focuses on
Regina Kröll is recognized as “Up and Coming” (Public Law: General) by Chambers Europe (2024), as “Potential” (Healthcare & Life Sciences) by Chambers Europe (2025) and as “Next Generation Partner” (Administrative Law and Public Sector) by Legal 500 (2024).
Regina started her career as junior lecturer/assistant at the University of Innsbruck where she obtained a doctoral degree (Dr. iur.) in 2015. She joined Binder Grösswang in 2015. Regina has been an external lecturer at the Law Faculty of the University of Innsbruck since 2015 and regularly publishes on current topics in legal journals.
Johannes Barbist and Regina Kröll: Both are great team workers and have a high knowledge of national and international trade issues.
Regina Kröll is very responsive, pragmatic, and commercial.
