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    The Creditors' Committee – Pros And Cons Of Membership

    The creditors' committee serves as a crucial oversight body in German insolvency proceedings, wielding significant monitoring and co-determination powers over the insolvency administrator.
    GermanyInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    Mayer Brown
    Mayer Brown
  • Article

    EU Commission Proposes New Authorization Regime For Mobile Satellite Services

    The European Commission has proposed a new regulation to establish an EU-wide selection procedure for allocating licenses in the 2 GHz mobile satellite services band, with one-third reserved for governmental and defense use and two-thirds for commercial applications. The proposal aims to promote direct-to-device services and technological sovereignty once current authorizations expire in May 2027.
    European UnionMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
Greenberg Traurig
Greenberg Traurig
  • Article

    Effects Of The COVID-19 Pandemic On Contractual Relations

    For all parties, the question arises at present as to what effects COVID-19 will have on existing contractual relationships – specifically, who will bear the economic burden of the pandemic.
    GermanyCoronavirus (COVID-19)
    HEUKING
    HEUKING
  • Article

    VW Must Learn Its Lesson: Federal Court Of Justice Declares Approval Resolutions On Coverage Settlement To Be Null And Void

    In its ruling of 30 September 2025, the Second Civil Senate of the Federal Court of Justice (FCJ) (docket No. II ZR 154/23) declared the resolution of the Volkswagen AG...
    GermanyCorporate/Commercial Law
    Oppenhoff
    Oppenhoff
  • Article

    When The M&A Deal Fails … When A M&A Deal Fails, It Is Not Uncommon For Horrendous Claims For Damages To Arise.

    M&A deals fail regularly, for example because the requested purchase price is too high, or an agreement cannot be reached on guarantees, warranties or tax exemptions.
    GermanyCorporate/Commercial Law
    BUSE Rechtsanwälte Steuerberater
    BUSE Rechtsanwälte Steuerberater
  • Article

    The Qualified Subordination Declaration – Opportunities And Risks

    Shareholder loans serve as vital financing tools for German Mittelstand companies, but they can trigger insolvency obligations when financial difficulties arise. A qualified subordination (qualifizierter Rangrücktritt) offers a solution by converting these loans into liable capital, yet the Federal Court of Justice has established strict substantive requirements that must be met to achieve the desired legal and tax effects.
    GermanyInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    Mayer Brown
    Mayer Brown
  • Article

    Risks For The Licensee In The Event Of The Licensor's Insolvency

    When a licensor becomes insolvent, licensees face the risk of losing business-critical IP rights as insolvency administrators can elect to terminate ongoing license agreements. This article examines practical protective measures including sublicenses, escrow arrangements, and security interests that can help safeguard licensee interests, while acknowledging their limitations and the strategic considerations necessary when structuring IP license agreements.
    GermanyIntellectual Property
    Mayer Brown
    Mayer Brown
  • Article

    Is This The Death Of The Online Review?

    A recent ruling of the German federal court of justice leaves providers of online review platforms in a state of shock, which could extend beyond that country's borders as the judgment...
    GermanyMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Fieldfisher
    Fieldfisher
  • Article

    Not-OK Computer: The Dangers Of Businesses Using AI To Examine Legal Documents

    Businesses increasingly turn to artificial intelligence for document review and legal analysis, but this technological shortcut may expose organizations to significant risks and liabilities. Understanding the limitations and potential pitfalls of AI-powered legal document examination is crucial for companies seeking to balance efficiency with accuracy and compliance.
    GermanyTechnology
    Rechtsanwalt
    Rechtsanwalt
  • Article

    German Court Rules That Online Retailers Must Specify The Delivery Date Even For ‘Coming Soon' B2C Pre-Release Orders

    In 2016, the Plaintiff initiated court proceedings against a major German online retailer
    GermanyConsumer Protection
    Reed Smith (Worldwide)
    Reed Smith (Worldwide)
  • Article

    State Support For Businesses

    In recent weeks, the corona-related effects on the economy have led to hectic activities by the EU Commission.
    GermanyCoronavirus (COVID-19)
    HEUKING
    HEUKING
  • Article

    German Occupational Pensions Update: Key Decisions Of The Third Senate – Part 1

    The German Federal Labor Court issued two significant rulings in 2025 addressing the adjustment of occupational pension benefits, clarifying when flat-rate adjustment clauses can replace statutory reviews and how employers must exercise discretion in split pension formulas. These decisions have important implications for employers managing legacy pension commitments and determining benefit adjustments above social security contribution ceilings.
    GermanyEmployment and HR
    Littler Mendelson
    Littler Mendelson
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    LD Düsseldorf, October 16, 2025, Order Re. Service Of PI Request Under The Hague Convention

    If an application for provisional measures is to be served under the Hague Convention, and the authority responsible for the service informs the Court several months after the request that service...
    GermanyLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Bardehle Pagenberg
    Bardehle Pagenberg
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    Reform Attempt To Soften Effects Of Violations Of Written Form

    The legislative initiative of the State of NRW of September 2019 would lead to a significant defusing of the current situation.
    GermanyReal Estate and Construction
    Mayer Brown
    Mayer Brown
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    German Court Applies Criteria Set By The ECJ In Coty

    On 12 July 2018, the Higher Regional Court of Frankfurt handed down its judgment in a dispute between Coty Germany GmbH, a supplier of cosmetics, and Parfümerie Akzente, a member of its selective distribution system.
    European UnionCorporate/Commercial Law
    Van Bael & Bellis
    Van Bael & Bellis
  • Article

    VW muss nachsitzen: BGH erklärt Zustimmungsbeschlüsse zum Deckungsvergleich für nichtig

    Der II. Zivilsenat des Bundesgerichtshofes (Az. II ZR 154/23) hat mit Urteil vom 30. September 2025 den Beschluss der Hauptversammlung der Volkswagen AG über die Zustimmung zu einem...
    GermanyCorporate/Commercial Law
    Oppenhoff
    Oppenhoff
  • Article

    Lizenzverträge – Was muss beachtet werden?

    Marken, Urheberrechte, Patente, Know-how – „IP-Rechte" aller Art sind wichtige wirtschaftliche Güter. Sollen sie nicht nur selbst genutzt, sondern auch durch Dritte...
    GermanyIntellectual Property
    Oppenhoff
    Oppenhoff
  • Article

    Newsflash: 18. EU-Sanktionspaket Gegen Russland – Strenger Ölpreisdeckel, Nord-Stream-Verbot Und Weitere Maßnahmen Gegen Die Schattenflotte

    Am 20. Juli 2025 ist das 18. Paket restriktiver Maßnahmen in Kraft getreten. Im Fokus stehen Energie-, Transport- und Finanzsektor. 55 weitere Listungen (14 Personen, 41 Organisationen)...
    GermanyInternational Law
    Oppenhoff
    Oppenhoff
  • Article

    EuGH bejaht Zugangsansprüche zu digitalen Plattformen: Verfeinerung der Essential-Facilities-Doctrine

    Der Europäische Gerichtshof hat im Februar 2025 in einem wichtigen Urteil „Android Auto" (EuGH, Urteil vom 25.2.2025, C‑233/23) die Anwendung der Essential-Facilities-Doctrine...
    GermanyCorporate/Commercial Law
    Oppenhoff
    Oppenhoff
  • Article

    Neue Investitionspflicht für Streamer und Sender in Deutschland

    Germany's federal cabinet has approved a draft law requiring streaming platforms and public broadcasters to invest 8% of their net revenue into European audiovisual productions, with strict rules on exclusive licensing periods and rights reversion.
    GermanyMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Greenberg Traurig
    Greenberg Traurig
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