There his extraordinary judicial talent attracted attention, and on 27 July 1701 he was promoted to associate professor at the University of Halle, where he received his doctor's degree on 11 August 1702. He owed Samuel Stryck, who was his former mentor and paternal friend, his advancement to Stryck's adjutant on 9 December 1704 and later the position as professor of the judicial faculty on 24 November 1711.
In him, there was an outstanding judicial ability that drew notice. On July 27, 1701, he became an associate professor at the University of Halle and earned his doctorate on August 11, 1702. He owed Samuel Stryck, who had been both a former mentor and paternal friend, his promotion to Stryck's aide on December 9, 1704, and later secured the position as professor of the judicial faculty on November 24, 1711.