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Two executives are reviewing documents together in the office—the topic is Managerial liability in cases of CEO fraud

Blog: Compliance
Managerial liability in cases of CEO fraud
Why D&O cover is no substitute for effective controls
22.10.2026
Peter Fissenewert, Susanne Wirth

An empty, brightly lit office workspace with monitors, a pen holder, a succulent, and blue office chairs, symbolizing the time spent on legal proceedings during the wrongful termination case

Blog: Labor Law
Litigation as a weapon against the risk of default
A new ruling by the Hamm Regional Labour Court shows that continued employment whilst legal proceedings are ongoing may be reasonable even following dismissal on disciplinary grounds.
20.10.2026
Jan Tibor Lelley

An abstract courthouse with a colonnaded entrance made of marble and glass in shades of blue, symbolising the Commercial Court’s jurisdiction over commercial and distribution disputes

Blog: Litigation
Which of the German Commercial Courts actually hear “commercial” cases?
Nine Commercial Courts, but only four for trade and distribution law?
15.10.2026
Johannes Brand

A country road intersection surrounded by green fields under a blue sky, symbolizing the choice of the right path to recovery during a corporate crisis

Blog: Restructuring & Insolvency
Corporate crisis: Why early action is crucial to a successful reorganisation
If you wait too long, you lose room for manoeuvre – and risk liability
13.10.2026
Peter Fissenewert, Susanne Wirth

Grandparents, parents, and children laugh together during a picnic in the park—a symbolic image of Cash gifts to children living in France

Blog: Tax Law
Cash gifts to children living in France
Impact of the 2027 French draft budget on German nationals
08.10.2026
Oliver Stein

The ‘Molecule Man’ sculpture in the River Spree, set against the evening skyline of Berlin with the TV Tower and construction cranes, symbolising the influx of people and growth driven by entrepreneurs under Section 21 of the Residence Act (AufenthG)

Blog: Corporate Law
Immigration Law 2026: Germany needs entrepreneurs and skilled workers
Section 21 of the Residence Act: Need for reform regarding the immigration of entrepreneurs
06.10.2026
Dr Martin Manzel

Schiedsspruch in drei Monaten: Wann das neue ICC-Schnellverfahren passt

Blog: Litigation
Arbitration award in three months: When the new ICC expedited procedure is appropriate
What companies should bear in mind with regard to international supply contracts
01.10.2026
Jan Dwornig

Blog: Blog
The matrimonial property regime seesaw: structuring the equalisation of assets between spouses in a tax-free manner
How ‘the swing’ works and what matters in practice
29.09.2026
Dr. Esther Kindler

At night, a red-and-white lighthouse sends a bright beam of light through the rain and dark storm clouds – a symbol of guidance and a safe course through the crisis, achieved through self-administered restructuring.

Blog: Restructuring & Insolvency
A crisis is not the end: recovery through self-administered insolvency
Why self-administration can give companies new scope for action
24.09.2026
Peter Fissenewert

Article 50 of the AI Regulation: A human hand touches a digital AI hand – a metaphor for how companies should label AI content correctly

Blog: Data protection / Data Privacy
Article 50 of the AI Regulation: When the new EU labelling requirements actually come into force
Practical guide for businesses, agencies and publishers from 2 August 2026
17.09.2026
Yves-Alexander Wolff

New Packaging Regulation: Rows of red hurdles on an empty tartan track in the stadium, with dramatic clouds in the background at sunset

Blog: Commercial Law
New Packaging Regulation (PPWR): Small Retailers—Big Hurdles
Freshly enacted and already under review: Why the new Packaging Regulation makes EU-wide sales more difficult, especially for small retailers, and which adjustments are proposed.
15.09.2026
Dagmar Waldzus

Five metal figures of increasing size standing on rising stacks of coins, symbolising pay gaps and the requirements of the EU Pay Transparency Directive

Blog: Labor Law
Pay Transparency Directive: Waiting to see how it is implemented is a risky strategy
Why companies should review their pay systems now – despite, or perhaps precisely because of, the lack of implementing legislation
03.09.2026
Dietmar Heise

Red grunge rubber stamp reading "Registered Post" on a white background – symbolic image illustrating prima facie evidence for registered post in German employment law

Blog: Labor Law
Federal Labour Court (BAG): No prima facie evidence for registered post with return receipt
Termination and beM invitation: Proof of receipt must be provided
01.09.2026
Roger Ebert

The scales of justice amidst numerous section symbols as a symbol of punishment proportionality

Blog: Compliance
When punishment loses its proportionality
Do citizens still understand the principles of our legal system?
27.08.2026
Susanne Wirth, Peter Fissenewert

An empty warehouse with shelves, used as a symbolic image to illustrate a failed delivery and paid in advance

Blog: Corporate Law
Paid in advance, but delivery hasn’t arrived: pay, wait or walk away?
How buyers can check delivery readiness, reclaim advance payments and limit the risk of insolvency
25.08.2026
Jan Dwornig
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