Patrycja Makara-Pleß

Rechtsanwältin

Patrycja Makara-Pleß, Rechtsanwältin der Kanzlei Buse Heberer Fromm

Patrycja Makara-Pleß, Rechtsanwältin der Kanzlei Buse Heberer Fromm

Patrycja Makara-Pleß, Rechtsanwältin der Kanzlei Buse Heberer Fromm

Patrycja Makara-Pleß, Rechtsanwältin der Kanzlei Buse Heberer Fromm

Patrycja Makara-Pleß, Rechtsanwältin der Kanzlei Buse Heberer Fromm

Berlin / +49 30 3279420 / makara@buse.de

Patrycja Makara-Pleß is a lawyer and a partner at BUSE’s Berlin office. She works primarily in the notary’s office at the Berlin office, specializing in real estate, commercial, corporate, and inheritance law.

Expertise

— Real Estate and Construction Law
— Corporate Law and M&A

Patrycja Makara-Pleß studied law at the Freie Universität Berlin and graduated from the German-Polish Law School at the Freie Universität Berlin.

Memberships

Hand with pen in front of laptop, above symbols for properties and documents - digital property management.

Blog: Real Estate
Text form for commercial leases from 2025
What landlords and tenants need to know now
24.04.2025
Dr. Silvia Reichelt

Digital health platform with doctors, medicines and networked data on a smartphone symbolises an online pharmacy and e-prescriptions.

Blog: Commercial Law
BGH ruling: DocMorris does not violate the prohibition of prescription brokering
The charging of a turnover-based transaction fee is generally permitted
10.04.2025
Dagmar Waldzus

Person is buried under a mountain of files (slips of paper). The right hand sticks out of the files and stretches upwards

Blog: Commercial Law
Mass, automated GDPR data subject access requests from all over Germany? New online portal leads to mass GDPR data subject access requests - and affects many uninvolved companies
19.03.2025
Albrecht von Wilucki

Road sign pointing in two directions. One direction is Home and the other is Office.

Blog: Real Estate
The future of commercial real estate: new legal challenges due to home office trends. The trend towards remote working is changing the office real estate market. What does this mean for rental agreements, termination rights and possible adjustments to existing commercial leases?
13.03.2025
Dr. Silvia Reichelt

Supply Chain Due Diligence Act (LkSG) meets general terms and conditions

Blog: Commercial Law
Supply Chain Due Diligence Act (LkSG) meets general terms and conditions – or not? Structuring of the duties of care prescribed in the LkSG through general terms and conditions.
06.03.2025
Thomas Rinne

Sales via commercial agents and authorised dealers will remain essential even after Brexit. While commercial agents in both countries were protected by an EU directive until Brexit, UK law could move away from this in the future. Distributorship agreements are not specifically regulated by law in either country and are based on case law.

Blog: Commercial Law
Consequences of the termination of commercial agency and distributorship agreements under English and German. A post-Brexit perspective.
06.02.2025
Thomas Rinne, Stephen Morrall

Influencers: Are they commercial agents?

Blog: Commercial Law
Influencers: Are they commercial agents?
Attention when using social media marketing: the good old Commercial Code also applies there!
30.01.2025
Dagmar Waldzus

Real estate in Spain.

Blog: Real Estate
Real estate in Spain. Inheritance and bequests.
23.01.2025
Thomas Rinne, Anna Estallo Casanova
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