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Sport in the corona crisis - legal consequences for clubs
The corona crisis does not stop at football. While the German Football League DFL has abandoned the season, the clubs are struggling with the economic consequences. Borussia Mönchengladbach was the…
Corona-related state aid for the automotive sector and logistics
While sectors such as the aviation industry have already received tailor-made government support, (see…
Update on corona aid schemes: start of the KfW instant loan
We have already reported on the first immediate relief measures at national level as well as the level of the regions of Berlin and Brandenburg here and on further national schemes here. Immediately…
***UPDATE*** Competition Law in a State of Emergency in times of COVID-19
We have already reported on how antitrust law and practice adapted to the current extraordinary situation over the past weeks. Following these reports, further developments relevant to antitrust law…
Force majeure clauses in maintenance contracts
The current situation surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic makes a previously often neglected "legal instrument" highly topical: the so-called force majeure clause. In essence, such clause is an attempt…
State aid for Lufthansa vs. protective shield?
Lufthansa CEO Carsten Spohr sees the initiation of protective shield proceedings under insolvency law as a possible restructuring alternative. The coronavirus crisis is shaking the German aviation…
Effects of the corona pandemic on energy supply contracts - Contract adjustment due to force majeure or hardship?
The COVID 19 pandemic is having a drastic impact on the energy industry. Crisis-related plant closures and restrictions on production are leading to lower electricity consumption of the industry. The…
Resumption of regular operations - employer's obligations for occupational health and safety
In many companies and industries, work is gradually being ramped up again after weeks of downtime. The top priority here is to continue to provide adequate protection for workers in order to prevent…
The clock is ticking: States to cancel international legal protections, endangering existing claims of international investors
On 5 May 2020, 23 of the 27 EU Member States signed a treaty to terminate existing bilateral agreements for the protection of foreign investments (BITs) between themselves. At the same time, the EU…
Works council meetings during the corona crisis / Digital decision-making
The question of whether works councils can hold meetings in the form of telephone or video conferences and thereby effectively pass resolutions has been the subject of intense debate in the…