Claudia Brewi has been strengthening our team since 2021 with her extensive expertise in white-collar criminal law, internal investigations, and civil litigation. She is particularly committed to representing our clients’ interests in cases involving fraud, money laundering, breach of trust, fraudulent bankruptcy, and corruption. Claudia also advises on crypto fraud cases as well as the securing and seizure of crypto assets.
Before joining PAULITSCH LAW, she worked for several years as an associate at Wolf Theiss/Vienna, where she was primarily active in the areas of Disputes & White Collar Crime and Corporate & Banking/Finance.
She completed her law degree at the University of Vienna, focusing on criminal law and international business law. Additionally, she deepened her education during an Erasmus semester at the University of Oslo. She passed the bar exam in 2020 and has been registered as an attorney since 2022.
Claudia Brewi brings not only her legal and forensic experience but also strong academic competence: she regularly gives lectures and has authored numerous articles for Ecolex, international publications, and is co-editor of the Cybercrime Practice Handbook (2025).
She advises in both German and English, has basic knowledge of Dutch, and always works precisely, proactively, and solution-oriented. Her analytical strength, strategic thinking, and interdisciplinary perspective make her an ideal contact for complex white-collar crime and civil law matters.
Claudia is a member of the Vienna Bar Association, the Association of Austrian Criminal Defense Lawyers, and a founding and board member of the Austrian White Collar Crime Association (AWCCA).
