Even in large gatherings, Renate Maltry is easy to spot. Figure-hugging clothing, strong colors, high heels and usually eye-catching glasses on the tip of the nose. Not a flashy appearance, more an expression of joyful, feminine self-image. The native of Ingolstadt, born in 1953, is known everywhere in Munich where there is something to be decided: in court, in the city council, in the equal opportunities commission, at shareholder meetings – and in countless networks that were founded by women for women. Your law firm in the middle of Schwabing, “Maltry Rechtsanwälte”, welcomes you brightly and colorfully. “I definitely didn’t want the dark, heavy furniture that I knew from many male-run law firms,” says the lawyer, who enjoys working with men on women’s behalf. She says: “If they support our political work, then I have no reservations about it.”
Interview with Munich lawyer Renate Maltry – Munich
