Julian Korbinian Huber

Background and Qualifications

Lawyer Julian Korbinian Huber works as a Senior Associate at schirach.law and advises and defends clients nationwide in economic and tax criminal proceedings.

Julian Korbinian Huber studied law at the Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich, specializing in corporate law , and focused particularly on corporate, capital market and insolvency law issues.

At the Open University in Hagen, he completed the course to become a "Certified Consultant in Tax Criminal Law" and deepened his knowledge at the interface of criminal and tax law.

Furthermore, Julian Korbinian Huber qualified as a Certified Consultant for Crypto Assets and Taxes at the WIRE – Institute for Applied Business Law . This additional qualification complements his expertise in tax criminal law with specialized knowledge in the tax and legal treatment of crypto assets.

Core Areas of Practice

Julian Korbinian Huber specializes in white-collar crime and tax law. He advises and defends clients in tax-related criminal proceedings and in criminal matters concerning crypto assets. He also regularly handles defense cases involving money laundering.

Another focus of his work is foreign trade law. Julian Korbinian Huber advises on violations of foreign trade reporting obligations to the Deutsche Bundesbank and assists with their subsequent investigation. This includes, in particular, the legal review of the facts as well as the preparation and filing of reports in connection with violations of reporting obligations under the Foreign Trade and Payments Ordinance (AWV).

In white-collar crime law, Julian Korbinian Huber also assists clients in investigating criminally relevant matters and enforcing their rights as victims. This includes, in particular, the legal review of complex cases and the preparation and filing of criminal charges in the areas of white-collar and tax crime. A particular focus is on fraud cases involving cryptocurrencies. Julian Korbinian Huber represents, in particular, victims of crypto fraud and so-called love or romance scams, in which payments or asset transfers were processed via cryptocurrencies.