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Lohngleichheit im Fokus

Blog: Labor Law
Focus on equal pay: Right to information under the EntgTranspG strengthened
Herne Labour Court, Partial Judgment of 26 February 2026 – 4 Ca 947/25
02.06.2026
Alexander Otto

Homeoffice wird zum Steuerfall

Blog: Tax Law
The home office permanent establishment in the crosshairs of the OECD and the BMF
28.05.2026
Oliver Stein

An aerial view of a bustling container port at sunset, showing a loaded container ship at the quay being loaded and unloaded by red cranes. Other ships are waiting in the roadstead. This scene symbolises the complexity of international supply chains and the risks of unforeseen additional costs in supply contracts, as discussed in the text.

Blog: Commercial Law
Supply chain costs: Who bears the cost of demurrage, re-routing and cargo risk?
Why supply contracts should explicitly cover additional costs
26.05.2026
Jan Dwornig

A person wearing blue protective gloves is repairing an open smartphone on a workbench. Scattered around are precision tools such as screwdrivers, tweezers and a heat gun, as well as other electronic devices. – Right to Repair

Blog: Commercial Law
Right to Repair – Implementation in Germany
Directive (EU) 2024/1799 must be transposed into national law by July 31, 2026
22.05.2026
Thomas Rinne

Ein Arzt mit blickt konzentriert auf mehrere Monitore mit Gehirn-Scans und medizinischen Diagrammen in einem dunkel erleuchteten Raum.

Blog: Restructuring & Insolvency
Medical practices in crisis: Insolvency doesn’t have to be the end
Modern restructuring options for doctors and healthcare professionals
19.05.2026
Peter Fissenewert, Susanne Wirth

Two miniature figures stand on stacks of coins of different heights and look at each other. The male businessman stands on the left on the highest stack, while the woman stands on the right on a lower stack, symbolizing the gender pay gap (a violation of equal pay laws).

Blog: Labor Law
Violations of equal pay: The legal consequences companies face – and how they can respond.
Unequal pay is not only a fairness issue, but also a significant legal and reputational risk. Companies must know, comply with and document their equal pay obligations to avoid damages, fines and massive reputational damage.
14.05.2026
Tobias Grambow

Close-up of two people in business suits shaking hands against a blurred background of colorful shipping containers – a symbolic image representing international supply contracts

Blog: Litigation
International supply contracts: The costly standard clause
Why jurisdiction and arbitration must be decided strategically
12.05.2026
Jan Dwornig

A small yellow umbrella shields stacks of gold coins from the falling rain and moisture. The scene is in landscape format and symbolizes the Protective shield proceedings, financial protection and security.

Blog: Restructuring & Insolvency
Protective shield proceedings: restructuring under maximum protection
Why the protective shield only works for well-prepared companies
07.05.2026
Peter Fissenewert, Susanne Wirth

A series of colorful, polygonal faces facing each other, rendered in a minimalist style – Symbolic of Deepfakes in the employment relationship

Blog: Labor Law
Deepfakes in the employment relationship – off-duty conduct and consequences under employment law
Misconduct outside working hours can also have consequences under employment law – particularly when it involves sexualised deepfakes affecting colleagues.
05.05.2026
Tobias Grambow, Penelope Paula Pelz

A vintage suitcase next to a globe in front of a map of the world, symbolising Family foundations avoid exit tax.

Blog: Wealth and estate planning, inheritance law and foundations
Family foundations as a tool to avoid exit tax
Planning ahead for emigration and international inheritance
30.04.2026
Dr. Esther Kindler

Municipal Right of First Refusal in Share Deals – a Current Issue?

Blog: Real Estate
Municipal Right of First Refusal in Share Deals – a Current Issue?
When local authorities are left out of share purchases – and the legislator hesitates
28.04.2026
Jan Greve, Jens Håhr Larsen

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Blog: Commercial Law
Commercial agent or not? The content of the contract is decisive
Frankfurt Higher Regional Court classifies cooperation agreement as a commercial agency contract
23.04.2026
Thomas Rinne

Digital HR analysis to identify risks associated with pay inequality within the organisation

Blog: Labor Law
Compliance risks due to unequal pay: Liability pitfalls to recognise and avoid
Disparity in pay is not only an ethical problem – it also poses significant legal and reputational risks. This article highlights liability pitfalls and shows possible legal courses of action.
21.04.2026
Tobias Grambow

Global container terminal with a digital world map – a symbolic representation of defence logistics and international supply chains in Germany

Blog: Commercial Law
Defence Logistics: A Growth Market with Regulatory Risk
Why logistics companies need to prepare strategically and legally for entry
16.04.2026
Jan Dwornig

Self-administered insolvency in small and medium-sized enterprises as an opportunity for corporate restructuring – managing directors on the path to a successful future

Blog: Restructuring & Insolvency
Insolvency under self-administration: restructuring rather than liquidation
Why self-administration is often the better solution for small and medium-sized enterprises
14.04.2026
Peter Fissenewert, Susanne Wirth
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