The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is a challenge for employers and employees. Companies must protect their employees' health and at the same time try to keep the business running.

As of March 3, the German government has removed all countries from its high-risk areas list, including the U.S. Individuals from these countries are no longer ordered to quarantine upon arrival...

Effective July 2, travelers arriving from the following 8 non-EU countries will be permitted to enter Germany: Australia, Canada, China, Georgia, , Montenegro, New Zealand, Thailand, ...

The declarations of the French Minister of Economy on April 29, 2020 regarding new restrictions on foreign investment underlines a global trend towards increased scrutiny on inbound...

Proof of vaccination, a negative COVID-19 test or proof of recovery from COVID-19 will be required of all travelers over the age of six entering Germany .

On 3 March 2022, the government of Germany announced that no states or regions will be considered high-risk areas as a result of reduced COVID-19 variant concerns.

The government of Germany announced that it would extend current COVID-19 related entrance measures until 31 May 2022. Currently, these measures include presenting one of the following...

In coordination with the EU Commission, the federal government has launched numerous support measures and state aid in the form of grants, loans...

On May 20, 2020, the German Federal government adopted the 15th amendment to the Foreign Trade and Payments Ordinance (AWV). The changes to the AWV will be effective shortly, after publication in the Federal Gazette.

On 14 Jan. 2022, the government of Germany released additional guidance on entrance requirements and added 19 countries and regions to its high-risk area list.

As of 1 June 2022, the government of Germany reduced COVID-19-related entry requirements and quarantine requirements for certain travelers.

Tenancy agreements are determined by the landlord handing over the rented property to the tenant – and the tenant paying rent for it

Most of German businesses are part of the so called "German Mittelstand", i.e. qualify as privately and family owned small or medium sized enterprises.

The COVID-19 virus has a worldwide impact on travel activities, affecting foreigners such as employees of companies intending to travel to Germany as well as those who are already in Germany but are now effectively unable to leave.

Since its emergence, the coronavirus has caused devastating consequences to the whole world´s health and economy. Germany is also one of the biggest victims, although it seems to be slightly better off...

Every day, we receive new information on measures taken by the German Federal Government, the Federal States, the European Union and its institutions.

In its ruling of April 1, 2021 (Case No. 8 U 1099/20), the Berlin Higher Regional Court decided that in the event of a government-ordered store closure due to the Corona pandemic, the commercial rent can be reduced by half ...

To mitigate the economic repercussions of the COVID-19 outbreak in the Member States, authorities are considering support measures ...

On March 13, 2020, the German government announced that it will launch a set of measures to take action against the economic impacts of the COVID-19 crisis.

On March 13, 2020, The German "Datenschutzkonferenz", a collective body comprising independent federal and state data protection authorities, published guidelines regarding Covid-19