"That they know an unusual amount about their business and have been or are involved in central cases. They also know the weak points of media damn well."

"Thus, a legal-media cooperation in the environment of the criminal proceedings on the Balli-Klöckner merger could set a precedent (JUVE 02/04). The German-American lawyer Dr. Christoph Rückel (Bridgehouse Rückel & Bolthausen) succeeded - effectively in the result, but not without controversy in the matter - in teaming up with Uwe Wolff to get the Balli boss, who had previously been imprisoned for months, released."

"Yes, now I have to praise, contrary to my habit: Yesterday I witnessed a remarkable P.R. performance. And that even on an extremely dry topic. Two professional communicators stood there and distributed neatly prepared folders with everything you need - old articles, timelines, the argumentation of the defendants. Therefore, I would like to praise Uwe Wolff of NAÏMA by name. By the way, his focus should be mentioned here: He concentrates on litigation P.R., or as the Niederrheiner would say: P.R. in litigation. A market niche where I, as a journalist, would say: That indeed belongs occupied."

"It's a gap in the market that Wolff, who sees himself as a pioneer in this country, stepped into in 2002 with the founding of NAÏMA. He focuses on white-collar criminal law, environmental law, and product liability lawsuits. Consumer advocates, unions, and non-governmental organizations are his clients, banks, and insurance companies his "favorite opponents."