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In this post and also in three further posts we will share our thoughts on what you can do over the next ten weeks to strategically prepare for issues relating to the workplace, financing and…
The European Commission seems to be taking its plans to promote Europe as a worldwide legal lighthouse in the digital economy seriously. Recently, the public consultation phase on the White Paper on…
This week, the basketball club Telekom Baskets Bonn dismissed its player and employee Joshiko Saibou without notice. The reason for the termination without notice that was given on the club’s website…
By judgment of 2 October 2019 (file no. 21 O 9333/19), the Regional Court of Munich I issued the first so-called anti-anti-suit injunction in Germany, which has now been confirmed by the…
A little more than a year ago, in March and April 2019, the German National Association of Statutory Health Insurance Physicians (Kassenärztliche Bundesvereinigung – KBV) conducted a representative…
(BGH, Decisions of 23.07.2020, case nos. I ZB 42/19 and I ZB 43/19) The legal dispute between Ritter Sport and Milka, which spanned a period of ten years, has now been decided by the German Federal…
The Croatian legislator has reformed the court register. Companies based in Croatia are obliged in future to have their email addresses entered into the court register. A further novelty is the…
Unfortunately, the seventh round of the Brexit negotiations relating to an EU-UK free trade agreement have failed to make any significant progress. The positions of the parties appear to have…
In Germany, around 814,000 people currently are employed in the automotive industry, which is around three percent less than in the same month of the previous year. Hildegard Müller, President of the…
Following the European Court of Justice’s decision to declare the EU-U.S. privacy shield invalid, companies and authorities must now examine on what basis personal data can be transferred to the USA.…