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ARTICLE · 24 APRIL 2026

Our New Germany Construction & Infrastructure Disputes Newsletter

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We recently launched the first edition of HSF Kramer's Germany Construction & Infrastructure Disputes Newsletter in which we highlight recent developments in German construction law...

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We recently launched the first edition of HSF Kramer's Germany Construction & Infrastructure Disputes Newsletter in which we highlight recent developments in German construction law as well as international developments in construction and dispute resolution law and practice relevant to the German construction industry.

Please click hereto sign up to our Germany Construction & Infrastructure Disputes Newsletter. You can read the first edition here:

Germany's construction and infrastructure sector continues to be shaped by evolving dispute-resolution practices, increasing regulatory focus on large-scale projects, and a challenging global environment.

Domestically, while bureaucratic hurdles, skills shortages, and high construction costs are unlikely to improve, the sector is expected to recover and return to growth from 2026 onwards, underpinned by substantial public investment in infrastructure and climate neutrality. However, the ongoing conflict in the Middle East is having

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