Robert Keimelmayr

Principal Associate

Robert Keimelmayr
Robert Keimelmayr

Focus

Litigation
Arbitration
White-Collar Crime
Telecommunications Law

Contact

Robert Keimelmayr joined DORDA in 2019 and has been strengthening DORDA's Dispute Resolution Team since April 2024 as an attorney specializing in the areas of civil procedure law, arbitration, and enforcement law. Among other things, he has extensive experience and expertise in resolving complex IT litigation, enforcing national and international judgments and arbitral awards against companies and states, as well as in handling mass litigation proceedings.

Since his time as an associate, he has been named as Recommended Lawyer in the field of commercial litigation by Legal500. In addition to his work as a lawyer, Robert Keimelmayr is pursuing a PhD at the University of Vienna with a focus on current issues in enforcement law.

 

Education:
University of Vienna (Mag iur)
Vienna University of Economics and Business, LL.B.

Titelergänzungsklage erfolglos bei ausreichender Bestätigung des Forderungsübergangs, AnwBl 2026/126
Rekursfrist gegen den Beschluss, mit dem der Zuschlag erteilt wird - absolute Frist trotz fehlender Verständigung vom Versteigerungstermin, AnwBl 2026/230
Die Grenzen des Schockschadens – kein Ersatz bei Flugzeugabsturz in Wohnhaus, Blogbeitrag LawFinder

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Legal 500, Dispute Resolution: Commercial Litigation, Recommended - 2026
Legal 500, Dispute Resolution: Commercial Litigation, Recommended - 2025
Legal 500, Dispute Resolution: Commercial Litigation, Recommended - 2024
Legal 500, Dispute Resolution: Commercial Litigation, Recommended - 2023

  • Member of the Young Austrian Arbitration Practitioners (YAAP) - Austrian Association for Arbitration, Association for the Promotion of Arbitration

  • Member of AIJA – International Association of Young Lawyers

German (mother tongue)
English (fluent)

News

17.06.2026

The Austrian Supreme Court Clarifies: Upper Limit for COVID-19 Subsidies Applies to Each Company Group

In a recent decision (Case No. 1 Ob 23/26b), the Austrian Supreme Court provided a clarification – highly relevant for legal practice.

08.04.2025

New Representative Actions

The new representative actions introduced by the Austrian legislator last year are expected to gain momentum in 2025.