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Kathy Just

Lawyer │ Senior Associate

Frankfurt a.M.

+49 69 27229 24860

kathy.just@luther-lawfirm.com

Areas of practice

Employment Law

Kathy Just advises companies on all matters pertaining to individual and collective employment law, including providing litigation advice.

Vita

Kathy Just studied law in Passau (Germany) and Toulouse (France). After passing her first state law exam, she worked as a research assistant for the Employment Law team of Luther’s Frankfurt office. As part of her legal training, she inter alia worked again at Luther, as well as completing a training period in a human resources department of the German Federal Foreign Office in Berlin (Germany). Kathy Just joined Luther in 2022.

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[Translate to English:] No ‘Carte Blanche’ for Dawn Raids under EU Antitrust Law

No ‘Carte blanche’ for dawn raids under EU Antitrust Law: General Court partially annuls European Commission’s inspection decision against Michelin

22.07.2025 | Blog

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EU AI Act brings important changes!

16.07.2025 | Blog

Three medical professionals in white lab coats walk together down a well-lit hospital corridor. Their backs are to the viewer as they proceed along a smooth floor, flanked by large windows that allow natural light into the space.

Protective shield proceedings: Luther advises hospital group "Pfeiffersche Stiftungen" on merger with Magdeburg University Hospital

02.07.2025 | PR

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Soap bubble container is not packaging within the meaning of the Packaging Act – Luther achieves landmark judgement for toy manufacturers

30.06.2025 | PR

A bronze statue of Lady Justice, blindfolded, holding a pair of scales. She symbolizes impartiality and fairness in the justice system, representing the idea that justice should be administered without bias. The background is blurred, focusing on her figure and scales.

Lawsuits against Chinese opponents? Public service of documents facilitates legal proceedings before German courts.

24.06.2025 | Blog

Preservation of loss carry-forwards despite acquisition of more than 50% of the shares

18.06.2025 | Blog

News Arbitration Landscape – Singapore: Shaping the Future of Arbitration: Updates to SIAC Rules 2025

18.06.2025 | Blog

Exemption from the cartel prohibition: Beemster cheese

ECJ clarifies conditions for restrictions on active sales in exclusive distribution contracts under the Vertical Block Exemption Regulation

27.05.2025 | Blog

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Managing trade barriers - What the new US tariffs mean for international supply contracts

06.05.2025 | Blog

A silver statue of Lady Justice stands on a table, holding a sword in one hand and scales in the other. The background includes blurred books and papers, symbolizing law and justice. The statue represents fairness and the legal system.

General Court bolsters up the European Commission: Dismissal of action brought by German fragrance company for annulment of inspection decision authorising a dawn raid to be conducted on the undertaking.

05.05.2025 | Blog