Dr. Maximilian Kindler founded incaseof.law in Vienna in 2019. As managing director of incaseof.law GmbH he is responsible for the licence, for the growth of the platform and for the studies the company publishes. How a case runs from handover to payout is shown in the three-step process.
The milestones are dated and listed on the page About incaseof.law: founded in Vienna in 2019, end-to-end platform in 2023, registration in Germany in 2024, EY Scale-up Award in 2025 and 2026.
Nineteen guides in the incaseof.law blog appear under his name. He is also one of the authors of the study "194.9 billion euros of tied-up capital", for which incaseof.law analysed 149,916 companies from the Austrian commercial register in July 2026. His professional profile is public on LinkedIn.
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Founder and managing directorLL.M., MBAIn Vienna since 2019Nineteen guides in the blogCo-author of the 2026 study
In brief
Who is Dr. Maximilian Kindler?
Dr. Maximilian Kindler, LL.M., MBA is founder and managing director of incaseof.law GmbH, a debt collection institute founded in Vienna in 2019 under trade register number GISA 32140156. Nineteen guides in the incaseof.law blog appear under his name. He is co-author of the study on 194.9 billion euros of tied-up capital, with register data from July 2026 and a long-form edition dated August 2026.
Company: incaseof.law GmbH, Rathausstrasse 21/13, 1010 Vienna, commercial register FN 505409 z, Commercial Court Vienna. Trade register GISA 32140156. The study is based on 149,916 companies from the Austrian commercial register, register data dated 17 July 2026; long-form edition dated August 2026.
In conversation · EY podcast
Von Kryptos bis Mahnschreiben – FinTech im Vollzug
Höher hinaus · Season 1, episode 9 · German audio
Maximilian Kindler joins Birgit Polster and Florian Wimmer to discuss fintech, regulation and growth. Florian Haas hosts this episode of EY’s “Höher hinaus” podcast.
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Published LinkedIn contributions by Dr Maximilian Kindler, editorially summarised and linked to the originals.
Receivables management as a leadership responsibility
Maximilian Kindler discusses unpaid invoices as a management responsibility. He considers how late payments can affect a business’s financing and customer relationships, and argues for clear ownership rather than treating outstanding balances as an occasional administrative task. The post presents a business perspective on receivables management. His focus is on who makes decisions about unpaid invoices and the attention they receive within the business.
In this post, Maximilian Kindler discusses Manfred Artmeier’s analysis of RegTech and artificial intelligence. He highlights knowledge of regulatory processes and collaboration between legal and technical specialists. The post points readers to the original publication in The Pioneer and places incaseof.law in that context. Readers can follow the source to distinguish his personal interpretation from the research discussed there.
In a video contribution, Maximilian Kindler describes the digital path from invoice information to preparation of court documents. Topics include transferring existing data, viewing progress and communicating through Austria’s electronic legal communication system. The contribution records his perspective at the time on smaller businesses’ access to these processes. For a current instruction, eligibility, the specific scope of services and the applicable contractual terms remain decisive.
This post introduces a conversation with Florian Koschat of PALLAS CAPITAL about digital receivables management. Maximilian Kindler discusses his vision of automated processes, accessible information and case-specific communication. The linked contribution records that product perspective and directs readers to the interview. For present-day handover, cooperation and settlement, see our service pages and current contractual terms.
The profiles below identify the company, its management and its publications. Authorisations can be checked through the relevant registers and identifiers.
GISA 32140156 · Firmenbuch FN 505409 z · German registration 2024 0000 8388. Full company particulars.
Scope of the Supreme Court decision
On 27 June 2023, the Austrian Supreme Court assessed aspects of the platform as it then operated in case 4 Ob 77/23m. Several injunction claims were dismissed; percentage participation in lawyers’ fees and the related fee-handling arrangement were prohibited. The decision concerns the established facts and is not blanket approval of all current services.
